FREE WEBINAR

Clinically Optimized Stool Analysis

Presented by
David Quig, PhD and Julia Malkowski, ND, DC

What to expect

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The composition of microbes in our gut is a factor in the development of many illnesses and is affected by genetic predisposition, diet, state of bacterial colonization, and exposure to substances that may disrupt the microbial balance. Microbiological stool analysis provides an assessment of digestive and absorptive functions, detects pathogens or parasites, and identifies the presence of specific bacteria and yeast. The data provided gives healthcare practitioners the ability to identify factors contributing to acute or chronic GI symptoms and disease states and is essential for creating effective treatment strategies and improving patient outcomes.

In this webinar presented by Doctor’s Data, attendees will learn how the innovative GI360™ stool profile utilizes a complementary approach to provide a comprehensive overview of a patient’s microbiota.

Dr. Quig will provide a concise overview of the methodology utilized in each section of the GI360 profile report. The material covered will include:

Analysis of the abundance and diversity of the microbiome

• The novel dysbiosis index

• Obtaining GI pathogen identity by PCR

• Obtaining parasite identity by microscopy

• Pathogenic bacteria and yeast species

• Direct susceptibility testing

• The specifics of stool chemistry

Dr. Malkowski will share a selection of case studies that demonstrate the application of GI360 in clinical practice. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with Dr. Quig and Dr. Malkowski in a Q&A session after the presentation.

An understanding of this laboratory analysis method can provide the shrewd clinician with a powerful tool to use in their search for the root cause(s) of a patient’s illness. Don’t miss this opportunity to join experts Dr. Quig and Dr. Malkowski to learn about GI360!

Meet the instructorS

David Quig, PhD

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David Quig, PhD  completed his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in human nutrition from Virginia Tech and received a doctorate in nutritional biochemistry from the University of Illinois. After a five-year stint as a research associate studying lipid biochemistry and cardiovascular disease at Cornell University, he worked for seven years as a senior cardiovascular pharmacologist. For the past 24 years, Dr. Quig has been the vice president of scientific support for Doctor’s Data, Inc. He has focused on toxic elements including metals, methylation and amino acid metabolism, the influence of the gastrointestinal microbiota on health, and the applied biochemistry of endogenous detoxification.
Patrick Jones - Course author

Julia Malkowski, ND, DC

Julia Malkowski, ND, DC graduated from National University of Health Sciences with a doctorate in naturopathic medicine with advanced standing and a doctorate in chiropractic medicine. She specializes in epigenetics and chronic conditions, such as allergies and autoimmune and gastrointestinal conditions. Pediatric neuroimmunological development is also her area of focus. She has presented at the AutismOne Conference and completed 100 hours in functional neurology applied to childhood neurobehavioral disorders. Dr. Malkowski is a scientific support specialist at Doctor’s Data, Inc.Julia Malkowski, ND, DC graduated from National University of Health Sciences with a doctorate in naturopathic medicine with advanced standing and a doctorate in chiropractic medicine. She specializes in epigenetics and chronic conditions, such as allergies and autoimmune and gastrointestinal conditions. Pediatric neuroimmunological development is also her area of focus. She has presented at the AutismOne Conference and completed 100 hours in functional neurology applied to childhood neurobehavioral disorders. Dr. Malkowski is a scientific support specialist at Doctor’s Data, Inc.
Patrick Jones - Course author