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neurotransmitter testing-JULIA ROSS

Written by: Marty L. Hinz, MD
President Clinical Research
NeuroResearch Clinics, Inc.
Cape Coral, Florida USA Research Office
 
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Julia Ross on The Labs That Recommend Baseline Urinary neurotransmitter testing

  Julia Ross is recognized for her writings on the use of amino acids in treatment of disease. Julia Ross formulated the following observations of urinary neurotransmitter testing while using testing performed by laboratories other than DBS Labs. The she was using the labs that  are promoting "baseline urinary neurotransmitter testing" prior to treatment. NeuroResearch Clinics is in total agreement with Julia Ross' observations of these other labs. The approach used by Julia Ross not the approach and caliber of neurotransmitter testing provided by Tom Uncini, MD and DBS Labs.

Urinary neurotransmitter testing: Problems and Alternatives by Julia Ross, MA, MFT

LINK: Julia Ross 1

JULIA ROSS neurotransmitter testing EXCERPT #1

  "Our staff tried but soon discontinued the use of urine neurotransmitter testing because deficiency symptoms and test results too often did not correlate clinically. I have since been contacted by many clinicians who have also found the results of urine testing for neurotransmitter levels too often misleading and the amino acid formulations based on them disappointing."

LINK: Julia Ross 2

JULIA ROSS EXCERPT #2

  Although our clinic no longer uses urine testing, we have had a number of clients who had already had this testing done prior to coming to us. We have had five clients come to our clinic in the past six months with significant neurotransmitter deficiency symptoms that went untreated or were badly exacerbated by the recommendations made by lab personnel as documented in the practitioners' reports that these clients brought with them to our clinic

Julia Ross writing on urinary neurotransmitter testing by labs other than DBS Labs

NeuroResearch Clinics relies exclusively on DBS Labs for urinary serotonin and dopamine neurotransmitter testing in natural treatment of disease. DBS Labs is directed by Tom Uncini, MD hospital based pathologist who is dual board certified in laboratory medicine. Dr. Uncini is the medical director of two hospital labs, University of Minnesota Medical Center Mesabi in Hibbing, MN and Cook Hospital in Cook, MN. Dr. Uncini is also on the faculty of the University of Minnesota Medical School. The urinary neurotransmitter testing produced by DBS Labs is of hospital caliber. Between Dr. Uncini and his lab manager there are over 50 years of hospital based laboratory experience.

  The experience and credentials of the people running DBS Labs stand in stark contrast to the other labs out there attempting to do urinary neurotransmitter testing. Other laboratories have no hospital based board certified laboratory medicine pathologist running the lab, no license to practice medicine, no hospital privilege affiliation, no clinic, no patients, and have never treated one patient in clinic. Yet some are holding out that they have the expertise to tell doctors how to treat their patients when the urinary neurotransmitter testing results are reported back to the doctor. This may explain why the testing results of these labs do not correlate when the same sample is run on split sample testing by DBS Labs and the non-MD lab. These non-MD labs are the labs that are recommending and inducing licensed medical doctors to get "baseline urinary neurotransmitter testing" prior to treatment even though there is no correlation between testing prior to and once taking amino acid precursors.

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The University of Minnesota Medical School neurotransmitter testing paper.

FROM PEER REVIEWED LITERATURE

Therefore, the excreted neurotransmitters must be synthesized in the kidneys and escape reabsorption into the blood in order to be excreted in the urine.  Most of the serotonin formed by the kidneys is typically catabolized or reabsorbed and not excreted in the urine.  Alternatively, dopamine synthesized in the kidney is secreted across the apical surface into the urine probably by an organic cation transporter resulting in greater urinary than interstitial dopamine concentrations.

Both stimulatory and inhibitory effects of dietary 5 HydroxyTryptophan and Tyrosine on urinary excretion of serotonin and dopamine in a large human population

George J. Trachte, Thomas Uncini and Marty Hinz, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, University of MN Medical School

 
 

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