Wheat-related immune responses rarely exist in isolation. They are often amplified or made clinically relevant by compromised intestinal barrier integrity.
WheatBarrier™ combines two foundational Cyrex panels to assess both immune reactivity to wheat and the intestinal permeability pathways that allow those reactions to persist.
This pathway helps clinicians move beyond surface-level wheat sensitivity testing to understand why immune activation is occurring and how to address it more effectively.
Many patients remove gluten yet continue to experience symptoms. In these cases, the missing piece is often barrier dysfunction.
WheatBarrier™ is designed to answer three critical clinical questions:
By pairing immune reactivity with barrier assessment, WheatBarrier™ delivers context not just data.
Immune Reactivity to Wheat, Gluten, and Their Processed Protein Forms
Detects immune reactivity to the full spectrum of wheat and gluten proteins, including processed wheat protein forms commonly consumed in real-world diets.
This expanded approach reflects how wheat exposure actually occurs and not just as raw flour or isolated gluten fractions.
What It Measures:
Helps determine whether wheat is a primary immune driver contributing to broader food sensitivity patterns.
Immune-Based Assessment of Gut Barrier Integrity
Array 2 evaluates immune responses associated with key intestinal permeability pathways, providing insight into whether barrier breakdown may be driving immune exposure.
Measures IgG, IgA, and IgM antibodies to:
This immune-based permeability assessment helps contextualize food and environmental immune reactivity findings.
The WheatBarrier™ Pathway is designed for patients with symptoms or histories suggestive of wheat sensitivity, immune dysregulation, or barrier dysfunction.
Ideal for patients with:
The Wheat immune reactivity without barrier context is incomplete.
Barrier dysfunction without antigen specificity lacks direction.
WheatBarrier™ integrates both to deliver a clearer clinical roadmap for complex GI and immune presentations.