Podcasts about Saliva testing

In this episode of The Dental Economist Show, host Mike Huffaker sits down with Jeremy Krell, the Managing Partner of Revere Partners. Join them as they discuss the intersection of dental innovation and investment, from current trends in dental business staffing solutions, to the future of dental technology.

Did you know that over 60% of Americans are living with at least one chronic disease? Discover how functional lab testing could be the key to unlocking your optimal health in this eye-opening episode of the Ancient Health Podcast. Join host Courtney Bursich as she interviews Reed Davis, the pioneering founder of Functional Diagnostic Nutrition® and a game-changer in the world of holistic lifestyle medicine. With over two decades of experience and a track record of transforming lives across 50 countries, Reed shares his groundbreaking insights on why conventional medicine might be falling short and how functional lab testing can revolutionize your health journey. In this power-packed episode, we dive deep into: The HIDDEN approach: Uncover the six crucial markers that could be sabotaging your health Why popping pills might be masking your real health issues (and what to do instead) The shocking truth about TV drug ads and their impact on public health How to become your own health detective and take control of your well-being The mind-body connection: Harnessing the power of positive thinking for faster healing Turning health struggles into purpose: Reed's inspiring journey from environmental paralegal to health revolutionary Whether you're battling chronic health issues, feeling stuck in your wellness journey, or simply curious about optimizing your health, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to gain invaluable insights, practical tips, and the motivation you need to transform your health from the inside out. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the most respected voices in functional health – your body will thank you! #FunctionalLabTesting #HolisticHealth #ChronicDiseaseRevolution #AncientHealthPodcast #ReedDavis #FunctionalDiagnosticNutrition Want more of The Ancient Health Podcast? Subscribe to the YouTube channel. Follow Dr. Josh Axe Instagram Follow Dr. Chris Motley Instagram Follow Courtney Bursich Instagram Check Out Reed Davis' Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube Linked In Website Get a free copy of the D.R.E.S.S. for Health Success© Guidebook at https://fdntraining.com/ancienthealth    ------  00:00 Introduction 00:44 Reed Davis' Background and Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Course 02:03 The Importance of Functional Lab Testing 03:35 The Difference Between Functional Labs and Conventional Labs 06:05 The Most Important Functional Labs to Run 07:32 The HIDDEN Approach to Functional Lab Testing 10:42 The Difference Between Hormone Tests and Hormone Panels 11:58 The Importance of Looking at Hormones in Relation to Other Markers 15:03 The Benefits of Saliva Testing for Hormones 19:43 Prioritizing Labs and Understanding the Cascade of Dysfunction 25:56 The Impact of Advertising Prescription Drugs on TV 37:28 The Alarming Trends in People's Health 46:11 Importance of Looking at Multiple Labs 48:06 Taking Responsibility for Your Health 48:31 The Role of Health Coaches 49:27 The Limitations of Conventional Medicine 51:48 Resistance to Change and Overcoming Obstacles 52:45 The Power of Mindset 55:27 Finding an Expert in Your Area 57:33 Turning Pain into Purpose 58:23 The Importance of Service 01:00:31 The FDN Program and Resources 01:02:22 Teaching Functional Lab Work 01:03:17 The Power of Gratitude ------  Links:  Get a free copy of the D.R.E.S.S. for Health Success© Guidebook → https://fdntraining.com/ancienthealth  Ads: *Subscribe to The Dr. Josh Axe Show wherever you listen to your podcasts to take your mental, spiritual, and physical health to the next level! Grab your free Healing Leaky Gut and Essential Oils 101 course at www.joshaxe.com/podcast for a limited time!

Dr. Tassone discusses the different types of hormone testing, including blood, saliva, and urine. Dr. Tassone also discusses the importance of being an informed consumer and not falling for unnecessary tests or supplements. He advises focusing on the basic hormones for testing and reminds listeners that there is no such thing as an optimal level, as it varies for each individual. Episode Highlights Why salivary testing is unreliable for hormones Benefits of blood tests Pros and cons of urine testing How to be an informed consumer and avoid unnecessary tests and supplements How to determine your optimal hormone level and focus on what makes you feel your best Resources Dr. Tassone's Practice | Tassone Advanced Gynecology Dr. Tassone's Book | The Hormone Balance Bible Hormone Archetype Quiz | Hormonal Mapping System Medical Disclaimer This podcast and website represent the opinions of Dr. Shawn Tassone and his guests. The content here should not be taken as medical advice and is for informational purposes only. Because each person is so unique, please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions.

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On this episode of "Hormones with Sam," host Sam Beau Patrick delves into the impact of hormones on mental health. She emphasizes the importance of considering hormone imbalances before jumping to mental health diagnoses and encourages listeners to prioritize measuring hormones through saliva testing. Sam discusses how hormones can affect moods, sleep, anxiety, depression, and behaviors, offering insights tailored mainly for women but noting that men can also be affected. Tune in to unlock the secrets of hormone health and learn how to live a vibrant, happy life.Interested in learning more about your hormones? You can order your saliva test here: https://www.sambeaupatrick.com/hormone-testing/ Interested in testing for vitamins, mineral deficiencies, food intolerances and toxicity levels? You can order your hair test and consultation here: https://www.sambeaupatrick.com/product/hair-consultation/Follow Hormones With Sam: https://www.instagram.com/hormoneswithsam/ https://www.tiktok.com/@hormoneswithsam?_t=8itv7p2SPlS&_r=1https://www.facebook.com/hormoneswithsamhttps://www.youtube.com/@HormonesWithSamDiscover more about how Sam can help you on your health journey: https://www.sambeaupatrick.com/Timestamps00:00:00 - Introduction to Hormone Health00:01:04 - Hormones and Mood Swings00:01:47 - Hormonal Changes in Men00:02:30 - Hormone Shifts in Women00:03:33 - Managing Teenage Hormones00:06:53 - The Impact of Modern Food Access00:07:58 - Addressing Teen Mood Disorders00:10:17 - The Role of Estrogen in Mood00:11:21 - Saliva Testing for Hormone Levels00:17:23 - The Importance of Sleep for Teenagers00:18:05 - Reducing Screen Time for Hormonal Balance00:19:09 - The Need for Extra Sleep During Teenage Years

Join me, Dr. Mike T Nelson, on the Flex Diet Podcast, where we explore the intricate connections between gut health and exercise performance. In this conversation with Dr. Sarah Campbell, we expand upon the influence of antibiotics on aerobic performance, delving into how hydration and different types of water can impact your gut microbiota. We also discuss the often-overlooked oral microbiome, examining its interactions with pre-workout supplements and mouthwashes, and consider environmental factors such as fluoride on our internal ecosystems. Tune in for a blend of personal insights and scientific discussions as I share updates from my time in El Cuyo, Mexico, and Dr. Campbell teases her upcoming adventures in Peru.For Dr Campbell's top 4 takeaways, go to https://miketnelson.com/flex4. Special thanks to Flex Diet Podcast sponsor LMNT. Choose LMNT for all your hydration needs. Check out https://drinklmnt.com/mikenelson.Episode Chapters:(0:00:01) - Gut Health and Exercise Performance(0:14:12) - Water, Microbiome, and Oral Health(0:22:12) - Oral Microbiome Studies and Findings(0:29:04) - Human Performance and Antibiotics Study(0:37:48) - Exploring Antibiotics and Performance Impact(0:47:13) - Troubles and Triumphs in Experimental Design(0:55:45) - Consumer Grade Gut Microbiome TestingConnect with Dr. Campbell:Dr. Campbell @ RutgersReferenced links:Flex Diet Podcast Episode 127: The Effect of Antibiotics on Muscle Mass, Aerobic/Cardiovascular Performance, and More – An Interview with Dr Sara CampbellAntibiotics and Aerobic Capacity by Paul Buono

In this episode of Hormones with Sam, host Sam Beau Patrick discusses the importance of saliva testing in measuring hormones. She explains that while there are various body fluids that can be used for testing, saliva is the most accurate for measuring sex hormones like estrogen and progesterone. Sam also explains the concept of serum hormone binding globulin (SHBG) and why blood tests may not provide accurate information about active hormones in the body. She recommends saliva testing for measuring hormones like testosterone, DHEA, and cortisol. Tune in to learn more about the benefits of saliva testing in hormone health.Interested in learning more about your hormones? You can order your saliva test here: https://www.sambeaupatrick.com/hormone-testing/ Interested in testing for vitamins, mineral deficiencies, food intolerances and toxicity levels? You can order your hair test and consultation here: https://www.sambeaupatrick.com/product/hair-consultation/Follow Hormones With Sam: https://www.instagram.com/hormoneswithsam/ https://www.tiktok.com/@hormoneswithsam?_t=8itv7p2SPlS&_r=1https://www.facebook.com/hormoneswithsamhttps://www.youtube.com/@HormonesWithSamDiscover more about how Sam can help you on your health journey: https://www.sambeaupatrick.com/Timestamps00:00:00 - Introduction to Hormone Health00:00:10 - Saliva Testing for Hormones00:00:31 - Why Saliva Testing is Accurate00:01:03 - Limitations of Blood Testing for Hormones00:01:45 - Benefits of Saliva Testing00:03:24 - Saliva Testing for Fertility00:03:55 - Men's Hormone Levels and Fertility00:05:09 - Menopause and Saliva Testing00:06:35 - Choosing the Right Test for Hormones00:07:28 - How to Do a Saliva Test00:08:54 - Understanding Saliva Test Results00:10:17 - Investment in Saliva Testing00:11:21 - Consultation and Results00:11:53 - FAQs: Accuracy and Timing00:13:19 - Stability of Saliva Testing

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Please Follow us and hit the bell to be notified when new episodes drop. Don't forget to Rate this episode and leave a comment. Rate and review your favorite episodes to let me know the things you like so I can keep delivering great content that brings value to your life and health. Check out my online store for self-learning/DIY programs for thyroid, gut health and detox.  You can use this form to reach out and request an Initial Consultation! Visit my LabShop store to self-order the same tests I use with my one-on-one coaching clients.  If oyu want the test I described in this episode look in the Tier 1 Testing section and choose the Salivary Adrenal Profile from Access Medical. Want to treach out to me? Use this form. Follow us on social media Facebook Instagram You can also listen on Apple and Spotify - and all other major podcast platforms.    

Bristle is a company that provides at-home oral health tests that analyze the oral microbiome, helping people understand the root cause of oral conditions such as cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. The founders of Bristle, who came from the genetics and genomics industry, noticed that there were no companies looking at the oral microbiome, so they decided to create one. Their goal is to develop more personalized care plans and more effective treatments, recognizing that what works for one person may not work for another. Bristle believes that oral disease is a massive problem that affects not just the mouth, but the entire body, with connections to conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and adverse pregnancy outcomes. By understanding the oral microbiome, Bristle aims to help improve overall health. In this podcast, we'll explore the importance of oral health with one of the co-founders, Brian Maurer and their innovative approach to help people take control of their oral microbiome. Key Takeaways:-The oral microbiome consists of both good and bad bacteria that can cause conditions such as cavities, gum disease, and bad breath.-Bristle helps patients understand the root cause of oral conditions and provides a quantitative measurement of oral health.-Oral disease is a massive problem in the US and the world, with over half of US adults having some form of gum disease and 90% having a cavity in a permanent tooth.-The mouth is constantly seeding the gut with oral bacteria, which can worsen conditions such as IBS, IBD, pregnancy outcomes, heart disease, and diabetes.-There is a complex relationship between oral health and heart health, with oral bacteria both contributing to and reducing blood pressure.-Bristle's goal is to develop more personalized care plans and more effective treatments for oral health and to improve overall health through understanding the oral microbiome. CONNECT WITH BRIAN MAURER:www.bristlehealth.comBrian Maurer on LinkedInBrian Maurer on Bristle Health 

Is adrenal fatigue a real thing? Where did it come from and how do you kow if your adrenals are trashed? Hit the subscribe or follow button to be notified when new episodes drop. Rate and review your favorite episodes to let me know the things you like so I can keep delivering great content that brings value to your life and health. Check out my online DIY programs for thyroid, gut health and detox.  https://www.drnoseworthy.com/store

Melissa was in the corporate world for 24 years and 7 years ago she was let go. She was given no word of thanks and 1 hour to clear out her desk. When big fish bought little fish. That is when she decided to never work for anyone again. Her oldest daughter ended up with a concussion. Held her accountable to her goals. 2 months later her younger daughter had a concussion. People that are trying to recover from something. When they are in the thick of it. They are in a stress state. The body can't heal in that state. She is all about helping people get to the root cause of their health concerns and bring the body back into balance. This episode also covered : 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with thyroid disease Her Podcast- Don't Wait For Your Wake-Up Call What can we do for are hormone health? Testing your hormones levels with salvia tests Melissa Deal is an Integrative Health Practitioner & Registered Health Coach, dedicated to helping her clients discover the root cause of their health issues and truly heal. Melissa's business is 100% virtual, and she works with the entire English-speaking world. Melissa uses a 2 prong approach: 1) Discover your toxic load and lower it 2) Discover your body's imbalances and then guides you on bringing your body back into balance, at which point it will heal itself. This is done through the use of a Functional Medicine lab test, mailed to your home! Melissa offers a very high level of support, to ensure her clients' success, as we navigate the path of bringing the body back into balance while creating new lifestyle habits to ensure lasting results. Melissa is the winner of the Alignable 2022 Local Business Person Of The Year Award for Whistler and the 2021 Quality Care Award by Businesses From The Heart. Melissa is also the host of the “Don't Wait For Your Wake Up Call!” podcast, a podcast offering practical education around health, which ranked in the top 5% of Global podcasts by Listen Notes in the first 3 months of launching. When not serving her clients, Melissa can be found on her paddle board or backcountry hiking& camping with her daughter(s) or downhill skiing or cross country skiing, or planning her next trip for her Girl Guides (Girl Scout) unit or working on her passion project, Girls Matter, helping keep girls in school in Uganda, breaking the poverty cycle, one girl, one family, one village at a time. Link to my Discover Your Toxic Load Quiz: https://welcome.yourguidedhealthjourney.com/yourtoxicload Contact: Email: melissa@yourguidedhealthjourney.com Website: https://yourguidedhealthjourney.com/detox-programs/ Fb: https://www.facebook.com/melissa.deally/ LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissadeally/ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/guidedhealthjourney/ Podcast: “Don't Wait For Your Wake Up Call!” Podcast https://yourguidedhealthjourney.com/podcast About the Host - Amanda Elise Love is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist who teaches women how to cook simple but delicious allergy-friendly healthy meals and to integrate a holistic approach through mind, body, and spirit. Amanda also has a long history of illness which culminated with the diagnosis of Fibromyalgia at the age of 20 in 2010. Which caused debilitating pain and other aspects of her life because of this, she made it her life mission to teach others how to cook allergy-friendly food and lead a holistic life. She holds a diploma as a Registered Holistic Nutritionist, and certifications in gut health, culinary nutrition, and more. Join the Cooking with Love Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/3y67neb (https://bit.ly/3y67neb)  Connect with Amanda on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amandaeliselove/ (https://www.instagram.com/amandaeliselove/) 

Timestamps:0:00 Intro00:53 Why is the medical field interested in saliva?02:00 What sorts of information could be gleaned from saliva?03:17 Are there certain limitations of what could come out of saliva testing?04:56 Can you elaborate what you mean when you say “matrix?”06:16 How do you approach navigating what could be interferences?08:16 Would that be considered part of the matrix? Or is the matrix just the specimen itself?9:29 Could you elaborate those preanalytic variables a clinician may have top of mind, or what might be in their sphere of control, influence, awareness?11:41 What's your advice to laboratory professionals about how we can detect when these kinds of things are going awry, or how do you keep your finger on the pulse of how your colleagues on the clinical side are using your tests?13:34 What do you see as the future for saliva testing like?14:54 OutroResources: https://www.aacc.org/cln/articles/2022/janfeb/saliva-in-the-spotlight https://news.mayocliniclabs.com/2022/04/07/darci-block-ph-d-discusses-saliva-testing-in-aaccs-clinical-laboratory-news/ 

All diagnostic tests are designed to answer clinical questions and to tell the story of your body chemistry - but the tests we order need to match the questions we're asking. So do you test homones ni blood or saliva? Well that depends. Let's sort it out. Hit the subscribe or follow button to be notified when new episodes drop. Rate and review your favorite episodes to let me know the things you like so I can keep delivering great content that brings value to your life and health. Check out my online DIY programs for thyroid, gut health and detox.  https://www.drnoseworthy.com/store

In this Q&A Episode, Dr. Rogers answers YOUR health and wellness questions! What did you think of this episode of the podcast? Let us know by leaving a review! Connect with Performance Medicine! Sign up for our weekly newsletter: https://performancemedicine.net/doctors-note-sign-up/ Facebook: @PMedicine Instagram: @PerformancemedicineTN YouTube: Performance Medicine

With the rate of periodontal disease in adults in excess of 50% and now with the added knowledge of the dangers of chronic inflammatory oral disease to systemic health, it is well past time to try a more comprehensive and proven approach. Microbiological testing in dentistry has been around for decades. Unfortunately, it is poorly understood, and adaptation rates clinically are very low. So why do we need to taking saliva samples? Why is it important for every dental hygienist/OHT to understand we are beyond just scraping and polishing teeth? And most importantly, what is the Larkin Protocol???!! In this episode, Emma is joined by Kate Philips and Karen Lam who practice in the beautiful coastal town of Devonport in Tasmania, Australia and they are here to give you a crash course on the Larkin Protocol. If you want to learn more about the future of microbiological testing in dentistry and how you can take your patient care to the next level and get the training yourself. This conversation is going to get you thinking about how currently practice, listen in now! HIGHLIGHTS: - What is the Larkin Protocol and why saliva testing is so important - Why dental professionals need to stop saying “scale and cleans” - The importance of EFFECTIVE biofilm removal with the Airflow - How you can become trained and practice with the Larkin Protocol Links: Karen's Instagram Kate's Instagram For more info and to engage with the podcast family: For the latest podcast info and to engage with the family: https://instagram.com/talkdentaltomepodcast?utm_medium=copy_link Emma's Instagram Emma's YouTube Want to feature on the podcast or have any suggestions? Email: talkdentaltomepodcast@gmail.com

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In this episode, the Ask Why Medicine team is joined by Dr. Tom Nabors, founder of Direct Diagnostics and a pioneer in salivary testing.Dr. Tom Nabors describes how his frustration with repeatedly seeing the same cases of periodontal disease led him to research the root cause, and by 2008, start his own diagnostics lab in the US. He discusses how easily periodontal disease can be transferred from person to person through saliva, and the importance of having a saliva test done on every member of the family, no matter what age they are. Dr. Nabors explains that periodontal disease is curable, and that it is crucial to “personalize care [for] each particular individual, and each particular infection.””If we personalize treatment via a medical diagnosis, and we teach patients how serious [periodontal] disease is and how to prevent it from returning, then we can cure these diseases most of the time.” - Dr. Tom NaborsContact:directdiagnostics.cominfo@directdiagnostics.comResources:directdiagnostics.com

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Winston Peters says the Government's saliva testing procurement process doesn't smell right.The New Zealand First leader's asked the Auditor-General to investigate a $60 million deal with Asia Pacific Health Group.Peters thinks it's connected to NZ Super Fund being a part-owner of Pacific Health.He told Heather du Plessis-Allan doesn't think Government played by the rulebook.“Was this procurement process properly followed? Was it transparent and was it good practice and was it best value for money?”LISTEN ABOVE

The government is moving to increase the use of saliva testing as it implements mandatory weekly surveillance testing of three thousand essential workers crossing through Auckland's border. But we been too slow to adopt the technology? Saliva based tests are in used widely in many parts of the world, and have a number of advantages over current nasal swabs- they're less invasive, quicker and cheaper. But it has only been in the last month that border and MIQ workers have been given the choice of a saliva test rather than a nasal swab. According to the Ministry of Health website, 815 border workers have opted for regular saliva testing, and the trial will be reviewed mid this month. New Zealander, Dr Anne Wyllie, is a Research Scientist in Epidemiology at the Yale School of Public Health, whose team pioneered the SalivaDirect test, which was given the green light in the US last year.

Essential workers and a top Covid-19 expert are among a growing group calling for rapid Covid-19 tests to help New Zealand get ahead of Delta. The highly contagious variant has meant thousands of contacts are isolating while waiting on lab results. But there's hope rapid tests could be the key to speeding up that process and easing some of the massive lockdown pressures. Anei kai ripoata a Nita Blake-Persen.

West Auckland's Waipareira Trust will today begin offering saliva testing to all its staff involved in Covid-19 vaccination and testing. Saliva testing, which is seen as less invasive than regular nasal swab testing, is currently available only to border workers. The trust is upset about a lack of progress on launching the alternative testing tool and hopes to achieve a swifter government response. Waipareira Trust chief executive John Tamihere spoke to Corin Dann.

Staff at West Auckland's Waipareira Trust - a current testing site - will get saliva tests from Thursday instead of the nasal swab.  The trust wants to trial saliva testing, saying the current nasal swab puts their healthcare workers at longer exposure from those getting tested.  If the trial is successful, Waipareira will look to see if saliva testing can become the norm at testing stations. CEO John Tamihere spoke to Heather du Plessis-Allan. LISTEN ABOVE 

New Zealand's adoption of saliva testing is 'frustratingly slow' according to Dr Anne Wyllie, a New Zealander working on leading-edge saliva test science at the Yale School of Public Health.However, Associate Health Minister Ayesha Verrall told the MHB this morning we don't have a need for more saliva testing.“Saliva testing - it depends where you put it in our system. I don't think it'll add much to dealing with the community outbreak when we have the wastewater testing and the nasopharyngeal PCR. But we've been increasingly using it for people getting repeat testing and those are our people in MIQ, and that's probably a good place for it.”Dr Wyllie said that she expected more progress onto using saliva testing over nasal swabs."They really want to look into it, really wanted to be sure, but I would've expected a lot more progress during this time."Dr Wylie suggests that the Ministry of Health may be getting the wrong advice about saliva testing.LISTEN ABOVE

The Government has been told by its own independent expert advisory group that there is a ‘strong case for adopting saliva testing as the main method for testing in New Zealand', yet nothing is being done about it.Sir Brian Roche's September 2020 report said ‘all efforts' should be made to introduce saliva testing as soon as possible.Those involved are scratching their heads as to why there has been no change.Leon Grice is the Executive Director of Rako Science, a private provider of saliva tests, and he told Kerre McIvor saliva testing has been proven as effective in tracing Covid-19, yet that finding has not been passed onto the Government."We did a head to head comparison in the lab between nasal swabs and saliva and were able to demonstrate it's at least as, if not more accurate than nasal testing but that information never went to Mr. Hipkins."LISTEN ABOVE 

Regular saliva testing for staff at New Zealand's managed isolation and quarantine facilities could be underway in weeks, which aims to strengthen the country's border against Covid-19.Asia Pacific Health Group (APHG) was awarded a Ministry of Health contract in May to provide virus surveillance testing through saliva samples from staff at New Zealand's MIQ sites.Testing at the border has been a contentious issue, punctuated by revelations in April that an infected Grand Millennium security guard wasn't tested for six months, even though he was meant to be tested fortnightly.As at June 28, 161 MIQ workers were overdue for a test.Auckland's Grand Millennium MIQ facility. (Photo / File)It was estimated between 6000 and 20,000 saliva tests would be done per week.Early indications were MIQ workers would submit a sample every second day when the programme was rolled out in the coming weeks, following a prototype in Christchurch last week.Voluntary saliva testing had been offered at MIQ facilities since January but uptake had been poor.The 12-month contract was worth up to 60 million but was dependent on testing volumes. That meant tests could cost between $58 to $192 each.Labtests, which is one of five APHG facilities primed to process the saliva tests, gave the Herald exclusive access to its Auckland laboratory, which had processed 520,000 Covid tests since the pandemic began.Labtests general manager Chris Davey said there were no concerns about the efficacy of the test and was confident it was the best option."We don't believe that there are better tests out there."MIQ workers will drop off their tubes at collection booths based in their facilities. (Photo / Michael Craig)As explained by Labtests microbiology and molecular head of department Susan Smith and molecular section head Blair Shilton, the process will start by MIQ workers signing into an APHG phone app.This requires a person's National Health Index (NHI) number and date of birth, but only for the first sign-in.Through the app, the worker would scan the bar code on the tube, which their "sample" is going in, deposit the sample and scan the bar code again.The worker will then scan a QR code at a collection booth before dropping off their sample.Once at the lab, the sample is heated and further liquified in a water bath to make it easier to process. Then any viral RNA - evidence of the virus being present - is extracted.Reagents, substances that cause chemical reactions, are added to bind to any viral genetic material before it is amplified. Inferences can be made about how infectious a person is by how quickly the genetic material amplifies.Labtests molecular section head Blair Shilton (left) and microbiology and molecular head of department Susan Smith are confident in the process. (Photo / Michael Craig)Smith said a positive test result could be determined within three to six hours, depending on the urgency and quantity of samples.APHG is owned by NZ Healthcare Investments Ltd, which was partially owned by the New Zealand Superannuation Fund, which holds a 48 per cent stake.The Ministry of Health denied any suggestion of a conflict of interest in awarding the testing contract to a company partially owned by another Government entity."The successful tenderer was appointed after a comprehensive process, which followed Government procurement processes and included independent evaluation of proposals by panel members from across the testing sector," a spokesperson said.

In this behind-the-scenes conversation we sit down with Robert Brown, the Director of Development for Greenway DNA, a saliva testing company that analyzes DNA for 20 different endocannabinoid system related genes to help people find the optimal cannabinoid products and dosages best suited for their biochemistry. In this conversation, Robert breaks down their technology to explain how the test kit was developed, exactly what the test kit does, what information users can expect to receive from their tests, how to interpret those test results, the ways in which the test kit may evolve in the future, the limitations of the test results, and more. To learn more about Greenway DNA, visit: www.greenwaydna.com  Stay curious and take it easy! Please Note: This episode is not sponsored by Greenway DNA and we are not making an endorsement of the test kit or Greenway DNA. I have not tried the kit yet, and look forward to looking into the technology more as I have time.

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Auckland moved back into Alert Level 3 lockdown this morning - with the rest of the country being moved to level 2 - after a new Covid-19 case was detected in the community. Joining us again is the public health physician Michael Baker. 

Auckland moved back into Alert Level 3 lockdown this morning - with the rest of the country being moved to level 2 - after a new Covid-19 case was detected in the community. Joining us again is the public health physician Michael Baker. 

We welcome back the public health physician from the University of Otago Wellington, Professor Michael Baker. He joins the show to discuss the deployment of the vaccine, the Papatoetoe outbreak, and the merits of saliva testing.

Our weekend panellists, Jane Clifton and Richard Harman look at the 10th anniversary of the Christchurch earthquake, riding bikes on the footpath, vaccines, and the New Zealand 'terrorist' arrested at the border in Turkey.

Our weekend panellists, Jane Clifton and Richard Harman look at the 10th anniversary of the Christchurch earthquake, riding bikes on the footpath, vaccines, and the New Zealand 'terrorist' arrested at the border in Turkey.

We welcome back the public health physician from the University of Otago Wellington, Professor Michael Baker. He joins the show to discuss the deployment of the vaccine, the Papatoetoe outbreak, and the merits of saliva testing.

The government is being told to stop dragging its feet and introduce daily Covid-19 saliva testing for border workers and recent returnees. The latest community cases in South Auckland have reignited calls for tougher border controls from leading epidemiologists. It's got the backing of Opposition parties, who want saliva testing made mandatory. Here's political reporter Katie Scotcher.

The Prime Minister has announced that New Zealand has started the use of daily saliva testing in some high-risk sites alongside the nasal swabs. John Mackay, Technical Director at dnature Diagnostics & Research Ltd, joins The Panel to discuss the advances in saliva testing. 

Researchers are looking into how to expand Covid-19 detection - with a Kiwi at the forefront of developing more accessible technology. Air New Zealand employees undertaking regular surveillance testing are participating in a Institute of Environmental Science and Research study, that will test saliva for the virus.The study will include the SalivaDirect Covid-19 testing technology developed by Nathan Grubaugh and New Zealander Anne Wyllie at Yale University in the US.While the Ministry of Health say at this stage there is still no indication that saliva PCR testing could replace the mandatory nasopharyngeal testing, health experts say it's only a matter of time.The ACT Party has come out this morning calling for daily mandatory saliva tests for border and MIQ Staff.  So just how is saliva testing progressing?Dr Wyllie told Kerre McIvor that she wanted to make a test as effective as possible, and they worked off developing the same PCR technology as the nasal swabs but make it more affordable. "We started playing with this back in April. There's still such a dire need here in the US for testing, so anything we could do to increase access to testing." She says they validated their method with the National Basketball Association and their bubble.LISTEN ABOVE 

Switching New Zealand's required method of Covid-19 testing could be on the horizon as the roll-out of voluntary saliva tests widens.Auckland Airport workers are now being offered saliva testing in a bid to add another layer of protection.It comes after the Government last month rolled out the additional testing method for border workers in quarantine facilities.While the Ministry of Health say at this stage there is still no indication that saliva PCR testing could replace the mandatory nasopharyngeal testing, health experts say it's only a matter of time.Otago University epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker said once everyone was convinced the performance of saliva testing was adequate it could certainly replace nasal swab testing."It means we could contemplate the idea of having daily tests as a way of increasing the speed of outbreak protection," Baker said.Baker said it was good New Zealand had multiple laboratories testing out these technologies as the benefits were huge."Saliva testing is a lot less invasive for people ... potentially switching to saliva testing, especially for workforce who are already feeling more vulnerable, could make the job that much easier."Mary-Liz Tuck, Auckland Airport general manager of corporate services, said it made asymptomatic testing simple and comfortable for airport and border workers, while providing the highest standard of protection for the community."We want to see as many protective layers as possible for our people and our community," Tuck said.The airport teamed up with New Zealand business Rako Science that established the Covid-19 surveillance testing in New Zealand using the Shield saliva test developed at the University of Illinois.A collection site in Auckland Airport's international terminal had now been set up to provide the saliva testing and was set to run for three months while scientists measured the effectiveness.Airport staff taking part in the saliva tests were doing so on a voluntary basis, along with the mandatory nasal-swab testing required by the Government's border policies.A Ministry of Health spokeswoman said PCR nasopharyngeal swabbing method was still considered the gold standard for Covid testing as it detects the virus the most effectively."This swab type will obtain the optimal specimen and is the preferred collection method for both symptomatic and asymptomatic testing due to its higher sensitivity in detecting the virus."She said voluntary saliva testing also recommenced this week at the Auckland quarantine facility and at the managed isolation and quarantine facility in Christchurch.Rako Science is using the RT-qPCR saliva-testing protocol developed by University of Illinois which has conducted 1.3 million on-campus tests.Rako Science's Chief Science officer, Dr Stephen Grice, said Rako's science committee had briefed the Ministry of Health in December last year that it had successfully validated and accredited the saliva test for New Zealand.He said they recently provided the ministry with additional data which confirmed the test was as accurate as tests using nasal swabs."Rako Science has the processing capacity for 10,000 tests per day and the sample collection system does not depend on medical professionals to administer the test."Saliva testing for Covid-19 had been accredited for use in New Zealand by International Accreditation New Zealand (IANZ).Separately, Air New Zealand staff were working with the Institute of Environmental Science and Research (ESR) to work out the effectiveness of saliva tests detecting Covid-19.The Rako Science saliva deployment had no connection to trials being run by ESR.Last month, Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins said Covid-19 the role and effectiveness of saliva testing was still evolving."The Ministry of Health will report back with its findings about the testing in early March," he said at the time. 

A company that creates Covid-19 saliva tests says the tests are just as accurate - if not more - than nasal swabs. Rako Science is providing saliva tests for Auckland Airport and Air New Zealand staff, but epidemiologists want them rolled out more widely. The company says it is able to process 10,000 tests per day, and could deliver same-day results for swabs before 2pm. Dr Janet Pitman is the lead academic of the Rako Science advisory board.

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In this week’s final Q & A episode of the year with Brandon and Ryan, they discussed several hormone-related topics including: hormonal panels for kids, birth control, hormone supplements, saliva testing, and more! Join FDN founder Reed Davis, FDN Mentors, and Special Guests to learn about functional lab testing and data-driven protocols to confidently solve health issues and grow your health coaching business. Submit questions in advance, or better yet, call the show LIVE and join the discussion by calling (347) 637-1378. The live show takes place every Friday at 11 am PST/ 2 pm EST.  If you are interested in becoming a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition ® Health Coach go to https://fdn.today/show

Scientists have developed a portable saliva-based smartphone testing platform for Covid-19 which they claim can provide results within 15 minutes. Is it as accurate as the PCR test? In this episode, we discuss the features of this technology. We also talk about Apple’s iPhone having an aggravating text notifications bug and Google adding 50 more AR animals to mobile search. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Scientists have developed a portable saliva-based smartphone testing platform for Covid-19 which they claim can provide results within 15 minutes. Is it as accurate as the PCR test? In this episode, we discuss the features of this technology. We also talk about Apple’s iPhone having an aggravating text notifications bug and Google adding 50 more AR animals to mobile search. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Politics & Life Sciences (PLS with Dean L. Fanelli, Ph.D. Former Presidents Obama, Clinton & Bush Say They'd Take COVID Vaccine On Camera To Prove Safety - https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2020/12/03/covid-vaccine-obama-bush-clinton-said-they'll-take-publicly/3806592001/ Is Saliva Testing Better? 5 Things To Know About the New COVID-19 Test- Moderna To Request Emergency Authorization Of Coronavirus Vaccine- Our Featured guest today is Dani Kass, who is a senior intellectual property reporter at Law360, specializing in patents, and, whenever possible, life sciences. She previously worked for The Daily Progress in Charlottesville, Va. and the Student Press Law Center. She lives in Brooklyn,NY and outside of work, can be found training as an aerialist or rabble-rousing with the NewsGuild of New York. Dani  

We pre-recorded our conversation today over Zoom with Robbie Kidd, Shenandoah University professor and Chair of Biopharmaceutical Sciences to talk about Shenandoah University's Pooled Saliva Testing for Novel Coronavirus that will allow the school to expand its surveillance testing. Shenandoah University is conducting its own SARS-CoV-2 surveillance testing through the use of pooled saliva samples, making it only one of a handful of universities in the country to do so. The university has been doing surveillance testing for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, since the start of the academic year, beginning with the testing of incoming residential and commuter undergraduate students and continuing last month with select undergraduate populations.  Now, through Shenandoah University's Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy, the university is expanding its SARS-CoV-2 surveillance testing program for asymptomatic individuals through pooled saliva samples, especially in high-contact populations such as student-athletes, residential students and conservatory students. Shenandoah joins the likes of Stanford and Syracuse universities in conducting pooled saliva testing. Robbie walked me through how the tests are conducted and what happens if there is a positive result on one of the pooled tests. This will ensure a higher degree of safety on SU's campus for students and faculty which I discussed with Mitch Moore in early August 2020. Saliva is a less-expensive, non-invasive, and safer sample collection method compared to nasopharyngeal swabs. Viral loads are also higher in saliva compared to nasal swabs. Shenandoah University performed its first round of surveillance testing using pooled saliva the week of Sept. 14. To date, Shenandoah has tested more than 800 students using this method, and more than 2,000 students total (saliva and nasopharyngeal combined). Surveillance testing is used to monitor for the incidence and prevalence of a community- or population-level occurrence of COVID-19, such as an outbreak. This involves randomly sampling asymptomatic individuals. The entire process is contactless, takes fewer than five minutes to complete, and is free of charge. Testing results can be returned in as few as six hours. Robbie estimated that 40-45% of those infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus are asymptomatic, yet most are still infectious and can spread the virus to others. The goal(s) of the program are to identify the asymptomatic carriers, refer them for diagnostic testing, isolate them to prevent the spread of the virus, and to take care of these individuals while they convalesce. This will ultimately help keep Shenandoah University and the surrounding community safe during this pandemic. Shenandoah can currently test 320 students, faculty or staff each week, and expects to increase that number significantly in the weeks ahead.

October 22nd, the Minnesota Department of Health rolled out the pilot program for its COVID-19 Test at Home Saliva Program. Because it’s in the pilot phase, it is currently only available in two dozen counties and tribal nations.

On this episode we will talk candidly about the value at home test kits. We will highlight the following: –Benefits of lab tests at home -What is SALIVA TESTING? -Blood Spot testing/ How it works? www.Americasnaturaldoctor.com

La Grange Park School District 102 students will be given rapid non-diagnostic COVID-19 saliva tests. Stritch School of Medicine Microbiology and Immunology Professor Dr. Edward Campbell is running the testing program and he joins John Williams to explain the test and how it works.

La Grange Park School District 102 students will be given rapid non-diagnostic COVID-19 saliva tests. Stritch School of Medicine Microbiology and Immunology Professor Dr. Edward Campbell is running the testing program and he joins John Williams to explain the test and how it works.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has announced an expansion of the state’s saliva testing program, which he says will significantly increase the state’s COVID-19 testing capacity, help reduce community spread, and offer more options for those who want a free test.

By now many of us would have been subjected to a coronavirus test. A swab is shoved up your nose and jiggled around a bit, then it's shoved down your throat for another jiggle. While it's incredibly important to keep coronavirus at bay, it's not exactly the most fun you'll ever have. So what's happened to the promise of non-invasive saliva testing? On today's show: * Whatever happened to saliva testing for coronavirus? * Is it okay to go back to swimming in a public swimming pool? * Is it still worth wearing a mask in NSW? * If you show symptoms of coronavirus, should you get tested straight away?

By now many of us would have been subjected to a coronavirus test. A swab is shoved up your nose and jiggled around a bit, then it's shoved down your throat for another jiggle. While it's incredibly important to keep coronavirus at bay, it's not exactly the most fun you'll ever have. So what's happened to the promise of non-invasive saliva testing? On today's show: * Whatever happened to saliva testing for coronavirus? * Is it okay to go back to swimming in a public swimming pool? * Is it still worth wearing a mask in NSW? * If you show symptoms of coronavirus, should you get tested straight away?

Until this week, getting tested for COVID-19 in Minnesota has meant a bit of discomfort. Most tests statewide are conducted by a PPE-clad medical professional, swabbing a sample from deep in a patient’s nose or far in the back of their throat. It’s not terrible, but it’s also not comfortable. But starting Wednesday, Minnesota residents can be tested by spitting into a tube.  Health officials are opening the state's first COVID-19 saliva testing site in Duluth. This is an MPR News morning update for Wednesday, September 23, 2020. Hosted by Cathy Wurzer. Our theme music is by Gary Meister.

State health officials on Monday said they would be setting up a walk-up saliva testing facility soon at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center. “Testing is free and you will not be required to have an ID or insurance. It is open to anyone who feels they need to be tested, whether or not you have symptoms, but especially if you have been exposed to someone who tested positive for COVID,” Dan Huff, an assistant state health commissioner, told reporters Monday. This is an MPR News morning update for Tuesday, September 22, 2020. Hosted by Cathy Wurzer. Our theme music is Gary Meister.

Kiwi Steph Tan is assisting with research into Covid-19 at the Yale School of Public Health.

What are the benefits and trade-offs of saliva testing compared to other COVID-19 testing methods? IDSA Diagnostics Committee member Dr. Francesca Lee of the University of Texas and Dr. Nathan Grubaugh of Yale School of Public Health join us to discuss the latest on saliva testing. 

Today, we’re digging a bit deeper into the announcement of a new, upcoming COVID-19 saliva testing lab in Minnesota… it’s something that officials say will more than double the state’s testing capability and help manage the virus. According to Minnesota Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm, the new saliva testing lab in Oakdale -- expected to begin operations in early October -- will provide crucial support as schools reopen.

On this episode we will talk candidly about the value at home test kits. -Benefits of lab tests at home -What is SALIVA TESTING? -Blood Spot testing/ How it works www.Americasnaturaldoctor.com

Mitch Harper and Matt Baiamonte discuss a new type of COVID-19 testing and that is the saliva test that the NBA helped fun. This new type of test is currently 90% effective, so not perfect, but the results are returned within hours and could be a game-changer when it comes to testing athletes and knowing day of if they can play or not. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

On today's show: With breaking news happening in the sports world every day, here's our can't-miss list of headlines from this past weekend. 1. Grizzlies/Blazers (6:35) 2. Grizzlies Season Perfect Ending (15:17) 3. Grizzlies Season Overall (29:50) 4. NBA Playoffs (52:40) 5. Saliva Testing (1:09:13) 6. TV Watching (1:16:36) 7. NFL Training Camps (1:20:02) 8. Jim Herman (1:26:48) 9. Gerald McCoy (1:34:46) 10. Games Today (1:38:36) Watch LIVE at Noon, Weekdays on the Grizzlies App: bit.ly/MemGrizzApp Watch today's full show at: youtube.com/grindcitymedia

On Wednesday's edition of The James Crepea Show on Fox Sports Eugene, James discusses the University of Oregon denaming Deady Hall, UO developing a saliva test for COVID-19, Boise State beat reporter Ron Counts returns to discuss the testing for the Broncos and status of workouts. The NCAA basketball calendar could move up and more details on Mike Gundy's disconnected leadership at Oklahoma State emerge.

  To Your Health With Dr. Jim Morrow: Episode 33, Covid-19 Hard Truths and Science, with Dr. Manny Rodriguez, Infectious Disease Services of Georgia Dr. Morrow discusses some Covid-19 hard truths and science with Dr. Manny Rodriguez, a Cumming-based infectious disease specialist. Myths on wearing face masks, a second wave, school reopening in the fall, […] The post To Your Health With Dr. Jim Morrow: Episode 33, Covid-19 Hard Truths and Science, with Dr. Manny Rodriguez, Infectious Disease Services of Georgia appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Blood vs Saliva testing for hormones Connect with Dr. Alison DiBarto Goggin www.LittleBlackBagMedicine.com Facebook.com/LittleBlackBagMedicine Hormone healing guide free ebook: https://bit.ly/38ZDU8M Schedule an introductory consult: https://bit.ly/2Y2yMyF All Online Learning Programs: https://bit.ly/2lUfABP Awaken Your Soul Medicine Program: https://bit.ly/35EEczC Daily Dose with Dr. Alison FB community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/LBBMedicine

Conventional Hormone Replacement Therapy or “ HRT “ is best exemplified by the commercial drug Prempro.  Prempro is a combination drug that has both manmade estrogens and a progestin.  The estrogens are derived from the urine from pregnant mares and the progestin is medroxyprogesterone, a synthetic hormone not found in nature. Plus, doctors are still utilizing blood testing, which is incorrect, to determine a woman’s hormonal needs. Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy or "BHRT" or natural hormone therapy, along with saliva testing, which is the only method of accurately determining what the balance and imbalance of any females endocrin system is. When the correct BHRT dosage is established with saliva collected over the course of one month and that dosage is taken as a sublingual lozenge, they are absorbed into the bloodstream as “free” hormones. They have not been packaged with a binding protein by the liver, because the liver did not have access to the hormones. Most of the “free” hormones are taken up by the red blood cell membranes, which are not analyzed by a common blood test. You might ask, “If there are hormones available that are natural to my body, why do doctors prescribe synthetic hormones?”  The explanation involves the mindset of physicians to traditional pharmaceutical medicine and the powerful pharmaceutical industry in the United States; as well as politics and money. Tune in Wednesday at 7:PM, FOR THE REST OF THE STORY !

Important changes to the Criminal Code relating to impaired driving have been made – and probably not just the ones you've heard about. Kyla and Paul discuss topics related to saliva testing, standard field sobriety testing, and more. Follow Kyla Lee on Twitter: twitter.com/IRPlawyer Follow Paul Doroshenko on Twitter: twitter.com/PaulDoroshenko www.acumenlaw.ca www.vancouvercriminallaw.com

Kyla Lee is joined by Paul Doroshenko to discuss the roadside saliva testing device that was selected for drug impaired driving tests and a recent judgment on a case involving a cellphone. Follow Kyla Lee on Twitter: twitter.com/IRPlawyer Follow Paul Doroshenko on Twitter: twitter.com/PaulDoroshenko www.acumenlaw.ca www.vancouvercriminallaw.com

An attempt to permit police in Vermont to use saliva to determine whether a driver is operating a vehicle under the influence has likely been shelved for the year. And Arizona law collects new vehicle fee, frees up road revenue. Terry Scruton finds out the details from Land Line Magazine’s Keith Goble.

Tired of being stressed at work? How about the stress of relationship, family, or politics? IF YOUR ADRENALS are well-balanced, you can then enjoy life with greater strength and grace. Yes, it is indeed possible to have more optimal levels of cortisol and adrenalin working for you. You just need to start with a good diagnosis. But, regular blood tests are NOT up to the task. Find out about how you can self-order the latest technology: SALIVA TESTING. Go to www.ThyroidPower.comThis show is broadcast live on Wednesday's at 12PM ET on W4HC - Health Cafe Live Network (www.w4hc.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Your Co-Host is the Holistic Health Architect and Founder of Carson Natural Talking Adrenal Fatigue and more: We talk today about Adrenal Fatigue, our "US Sickcare System", healthy natural lifestyle practices. providing insights and natural therapies that allow you to experience a lifestyle of balance and vitality. Through a holistic approach to optimizing your total health, he will guide you on your path to authentic joy, inner peace, and confidence. Too many Americans are living as prisoners in their own bodies, held captive by bad habits that have drained them of their livelihood and sentenced them to a premature death. These harsh realities are what have kept Dr. Phil Carson ( @CarsonNatural (http://twitter.com/carsonnatural) ) passionate about practicing pharmacy since 1985. After encountering many patients who were seeking answers when their needs were not met by traditional medicine, Dr. Phil founded Carson Natural Health in 2005 with the mission of helping patients find the best natural solutions to their health problems. Dr. Phil is passionate about improving his patient’s quality of life and encouraging everyone he comes in contact with to live healthier lives and transform their overall health into a blessing, not a burden. He shares many golden nuggets about how to thrive in health, along with breaking through tragedy and stepping into triumph in his book How To Live Until You Die.   On This Episode You Will Hear: [spp-timestamp time="00:25"] Introducing Dr. Phil. [spp-timestamp time="11:00"] A lot of states don't allow Natural Medicine to be practiced?! [spp-timestamp time="16:55"] The book, How to Live Until You Die.   [spp-timestamp time="29:30"] When it comes to affording your health, you can't afford not to. [spp-timestamp time="34:45"] Punishing ourselves with Physical Fitness, leading to eventual Adrenal Fatigue, and more. [spp-timestamp time="38:50"] Hitting heavier on Adrenal Fatigue. Your path to authentic joy, inner peace, and confidence. - Dr. Phil Carson [spp-timestamp time="44:30"] Grounding aka Earthing. [spp-timestamp time="51:59"] Reprogramming our DNA like a chip in a computer. [spp-timestamp time="54:30"] Getting Saliva Testing with Scott's complete transparency on his future results. [spp-timestamp time="57:00"] Free Stress Assessment and the 7 Keys to Stress Relief [spp-timestamp time="58:25"] His Lab Testing partnership with Diagonos-Techs for his Saliva Testing services and more. [spp-timestamp time="01:01:40"] Final Words   [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMNv820xfJ0]   [spp-tweet tweet="I will guide you on your path to authentic joy, inner peace, and confidence. @DrPhilCarsonRx @LIVETHEFUEL "] Links and Resources: Carson Natural.com (http://carsonnatural.com/) Carson Natural on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/carsonnatural/) Carson Natural on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/carsonnatural/) Carson Natural on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkfS0xPTStyZYBK_X8OF4zw) The Feeling Good Podcast (http://carsonnatural.com/podcast/) Dr. Phil Carson on Twitter (http://twitter.com/drphilcarsonrx) Dr. Phillip Carson R Ph. DPh. on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/carsonphillip/) Book: How To Live Until You Die  (http://carsonnatural.com/how-to-live-until-you-die/) Saliva Testing (http://carsonnatural.com/salivatesting/) FREE Giveaway for LIVETHEFUEL Fans! - A FREE Stress Assessment and the 7 Keys to Stress Relief (http://carsonnatural.com/livethefuel) People Mentioned: Vinnie Tortorich (http://vinnietortorich.com) Dr. Jack Wolfson (https://www.thedrswolfson.com/) Dr. Sylvia Tara (http://thesecretlifeoffat.com/) Final Words: You can have a better quality of life. You can really live. So many people are not living to their full...

Lab testing for pH levels, hormone levels, allergens and more offer a baseline objective marker to determine if treatments are working. Lab tests may include hair analysis, saliva testing and rast testing.

Stanford University is Researching Roadside Marijuana Saliva and Russ Belville explains why he thinks a Roadside Marijuana Saliva Test is a waste of time.

In this episode of Epilepsy.com's Hallway Conversations, Dr. Joseph Sirven, Professor of Neurology at Mayo Clinic Arizona and Editor-in-Chief of Epilepsy.com, interviews Oren S. Knopfmacher, PhD, CEO & Co-founder of Avails Medical, Inc. They will be talking about Saliva Testing for AEDs. Dr. Knopfmacher won the $75,000 Judge’s Choice Award during the Shark Tank Competition at the Epilepsy Pipeline Conference 2014.

Learn The Value of Hormone Balancing with Bioidentical Hormones and Saliva Testing Kirk Hamilton interivews Dr. Jay Mead, President and Medical Director of Labrix Clinical Services. Dr. Mead is a leading expert in salivary hormone testing. He has been a practicing clinician for more than twenty years; he is a board certified pathologist (AP/CP); he is a retired United States Air Force Flight Surgeon and cofounder of a progressive full service complementary and alternative medicine clinic. Dr. Mead is also co-author of the book: Slim, Sane and Sexy; A Pocket Guide to Natural, Bioidentical Hormone Balancing published in 2008. Download or Open:

Guest: Andre Azarinfar, DDS Host: Bruce Bloom, DDS, JD Could detecting a number of the body's harmful diseases and conditions one day be as easy as spitting in a cup? Dr. Bruce Bloom explores the potential of saliva testing with Dr. Andre Azarinfar, a San Francisco based, bioesthetic dentist.