Brain Function & Cognitive Health

When barriers break down, inflammation spreads to sensitive tissues—especially the brain—putting long-term function at risk.

Types of cognitive health issues:

Brain Fog – A general feeling of mental cloudiness, forgetfulness, or lack of clarity.
Memory Loss – Difficulty recalling information, names, events, or tasks (short-term or long-term).
Difficulty Concentrating – Trouble focusing on tasks or sustaining attention.
Mental Fatigue – Persistent cognitive exhaustion, often worse with effort or stress.
Slowed Thinking – A noticeable delay in processing thoughts or responding.
Word-Finding Problems – Struggling to retrieve or articulate specific words in conversation.
Disorientation or Confusion – Feeling lost, especially in familiar environments or situations.
Poor Decision-Making – Impaired judgment, often linked to stress, fatigue, or neurological issues.
Mood Swings or Irritability – Emotional instability can affect and be affected by cognitive function.
Sleep Disturbances Impacting Cognition – Insomnia, poor sleep quality, or sleep apnea affecting brain performance.

Alzheimer's-Associated Immune Reactivity

Recommended if you have:

Neurological Autoimmune Reactivity Screen™ — Expanded

Recommended if you have:

Idiopathic neurological conditions
Gluten-reactivity, dairy sensitivity and/or enhanced permeability of the gut and/or blood-brain barrier

Blood-Brain Barrier Permeability™

Recommended if you have:

Played contact sports during which repeated head trauma occurs
Engaged in activity that involves force or shock to the head and/or body
Intestinal permeability with abnormal elevation in LPS and/ or Occludin/Zonulin antibodies
Exhibited changes in cognitive function