Neurotransmitter testing is an important aspect of addressing neurotransmitter conditions and serves three important roles:

• Quantitatively establishes the need for intervention
• Guides the practitioner towards the proper course of action
• Allows the practitioner to monitor treatment

Neurotransmitter levels are greatly affected by stress, lifestyle, genetics and diet and a laboratory evaluation of neurotransmitter levels has shown that approximately 70% of the population has some degree of neurotransmitter imbalance.

The validity of urinary neurotransmitter testing and its usefulness in a clinical setting has been well documented by numerous peer-reviewed journals.