The Cyrex System™

Each patient is unique.

In this new era of personalized functional medicine, Cyrex Labs focuses on the evaluation of each patient's immune reactivity.

Barrier Permeability

Evaluation of the intestinal and blood brain barrier's integrity.

Predictive Antibodies

Identification of markers and possible precursors of autoimmune disorder.

Environmental Triggers

Identification of potential dietary and other environmental triggers.

Mucosal

First line of defense before Antibodies, Barriers and Triggers can influence autoimmune reactivity.

The Immune Load Reduction™ System

What is Your Immune Load™?
We help you identify key challenges to your immune system so you can reduce the immune load.
Total Serum IgG/IgA/IgM (GAM)
Acts as a first line of defense before Predictive Antibodies, Barrier Permeability and Environmental Triggers can influence autoimmune reactivity.
Array 2 — Intestinal Antigenic Permeability Screen
Measure intestinal permeability to large molecules which inflame the immune system and identify the damaging route through the intestinal barrier.
Array 20 — Blood-Brain Barrier Permeability
Early investigation of contact sports-related Traumatic Brain Injury, evaluation of the Blood-Brain Barrier by stress, trauma or environmental triggers.
Array 22 — Irritable Bowel/SIBO Screen
Assess IgG, IgA and IgM antibodies to bacterial cytotoxins and to cytoskeletal proteins for an accurate measurement of bacterial overgrowth and damage to the intestinal barrier.
Array 3X — Wheat/Gluten Proteome Reactivity & Autoimmunity
An expanded panel of the Wheat/Gluten reactivity testing with the introduction of 4 new antigens.
Array 4 — Gluten-Associated Crosss-Reactive Foods & Foods Sensitivity
Identify dietary proteins to the gluten sensitive or celiac disease patient and detect cross-reactive foods.
Array 10, 10-90 and 10-90X —
Multiple Food Immune Reactivity Screen
Evaluate immune reactions to foods, raw and/or modified, food enzymes, lectins and artificial food additives, including meat glue, colorings and gums.
Array 11 — Chemical Immune Reactivity Screen
Identify loss of immune tolerance and assist in setting guidelines for the avoidance of chemicals to reduce the risk of igniting the autoimmune process.
Array 12 — Pathogen-Associated Immune Reactivity Screen
Pathogen Reactivity. Fungi, Bacterium, Virus immune response to latent pathogens.
Array 5 — Multiple Autoimmune Reactivity Screen
Measure predictive antibodies up to ten years before the clinical onset of disease and assess possible tissue damage to multiple organs of the body.
Array 6 — Diabetes Autoimmune Reactivity Screen
Assist in the early detection of autoimmune processes of Type 1 Diabetes, impaired blood sugar metabolism and Metabolic Syndrome.
Array 7 — Neurological Autoimmune Reactivity Screen
Assist in the early detection of
neuro-autoimmunity, evaluate autoimmune response and assist in monitoring effectiveness of related treatment protocols.
Array 7X — Neurological Autoimmune Reactivity Screen - Expanded
Assist in the early detection of
neuro-autoimmunity, evaluate autoimmune response and assist in monitoring effectiveness of related treatment protocols.
Array 8 — Joint Autoimmune Reactivity Screen
Assist in early detection of mixed connective tissue disorders and monitor the effectiveness of related treatment protocols.
Array 14 — Mucosal Immune Reactivity Screen
Acts as a first line of defense before Predictive Antibodies, Barrier Permeability and Reactivity Triggers can influence autoimmune reactivity.