Autism Recovery System

Have you ever looked at an Organic Acids Test (OAT) report and felt completely overwhelmed? You’re not alone.
In this important video , explains why proper interpretation of the OAT test is so critical — especially for children on the autism spectrum.
Many practitioners overlook key markers that can reveal significant underlying issues, including:
• Yeast and fungal markers associated with aspergillus exposure�• Arabinose, a marker commonly linked to candida overgrowth�• HPHPA, associated with clostridia bacteria in the digestive tract — compounds that may negatively affect neurological function and behavior
When these markers appear together, they can point to deeper gut and microbial imbalances that deserve careful attention.
Understanding these patterns can help families and practitioners create more targeted, individualized support strategies for overall health and wellness.
Learn more about biomedical and functional medicine approaches for autism at AutismRecoverySystem.com

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🧪 Why Lab Testing Matters in Autism Care
When it comes to supporting children on the autism spectrum, one of the most important questions is: What’s happening beneath the surface?
In this video, Dr. Kurt Woeller from Autism Recovery System explains why targeted lab testing can be a powerful tool in understanding your child’s unique biology.
Many children with autism have underlying imbalances that aren’t always obvious — and the right testing can help uncover them.
🔍 Some of the best places to start include:
• Organic Acids Test (urine test) – provides insight into gut health, yeast/bacterial overgrowth, and metabolic function
• Food Sensitivity Testing – helps identify foods that may be triggering inflammation or behavioral changes
• Stool Testing – evaluates digestion, microbiome balance, and gut health
• Hair Analysis – offers clues about mineral balance and potential toxic exposures
💡 The best part? These tests do not require a blood draw, making them much easier for children.
Every child is different — and having the right data can help guide more personalized, effective support strategies.
💙 Learn how to take a more informed approach to your child’s health:
👉 AutismRecoverySystem.com