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Cyrex Laboratories Out of this collaboration, Cyrex develops the next generation of clinical lab testing that is required to care for present-day complex maladies.

Cyrex Labs is an advanced clinical laboratory focusing on mucosal, cellular, and humoral immunology and specializing in antibody arrays for complex thyroid, gluten, and other food-associated autoimmune reactivities and related neurodysregulation. Cyrex’s Scientific Advisory Board, comprised of experts from a variety of medical and research disciplines, brings together the latest findings from medical research and the assessment needs of today’s healthcare professionals. Clients of Cyrex Laboratories can take advantage of educational opportunities to obtain the latest and the best clinical information through professionally accredited classes, lectures, webinars, and published articles. Cyrex also sponsors informative public lectures on the advancements in healthcare and assessments now available through laboratory testing.

09/23/2026

Women carry a disproportionate burden of both Alzheimer’s and autoimmune disease. Emerging research is giving healthcare providers new reasons to look more closely at the connection between immune activity and cognitive health.

Alzheimer’s LINX® is a specialized blood test that detects Alzheimer’s-associated immune reactivity—offering earlier immune insight, added context for cognitive decline and more information to guide personalized next steps.

Because earlier insight can create more opportunity for action.

Learn more about Alzheimer’s LINX® at joincyrex.com and ask a healthcare provider whether testing may be appropriate.

Alzheimer’s Awareness Month is a reminder that protecting brain health should begin long before memory changes appear.Cy...
09/02/2026

Alzheimer’s Awareness Month is a reminder that protecting brain health should begin long before memory changes appear.

Cyrex takes a proactive approach with Alzheimer’s LINX™, helping healthcare professionals identify immune reactivity associated with neurological health and uncover potential risks earlier—when there may be more opportunity to support the patient’s long-term well-being.

Because awareness is important. Earlier insight can make it actionable.

Learn more about Alzheimer’s LINX™ at www.joincyrex.com.

08/21/2026

Some of the most important immune activity may not show up where we expect to find it.

In a new episode of The Root Cause Medicine Podcast, Cyrex’s Robyn Puglia discusses TG6, lymphocyte patterns, and the immune signals that may appear before autoimmune disease is diagnosed. https://www.rupahealth.com/the-root-cause-medicine-podcast/tg6-lymphocyte-patterns-and-early-autoimmunity?utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--XQl-iGyOYjSLjkCWd3g3BiuRf-UDP4pNXphO73r9XTtZzLUs5hPvMg_Ara9TF6NpbvHFz

The conversation explores why gluten reactivity is not always limited to the gut, what WheatBurden can reveal beyond conventional celiac markers, and how the Lymphocyte Map and Array 5 may provide additional context for complex clinical presentations.

Listen to “TG6, Lymphocyte Patterns and Early Autoimmunity,” available now on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

07/16/2026

Reading an immune panel starts before the result. Here are four things worth understanding first.

1. Reactivity ≠ presence.
A marker showing up doesn’t mean your body is doing anything about it. Reactivity is the story. Presence is just the cast list.

2. Sample type matters more than people think.
Serum, plasma, saliva, stool — they’re not interchangeable windows into the same room. Each one answers a slightly different question, and the wrong sample can give you a clean answer to a question you never asked.

3. Your body doesn’t see cooked and raw as the same food.
Heat changes protein structure. A panel that tests one form and not the other is telling you a partial story. Cooked chicken and raw chicken are, immunologically speaking, two different conversations.

4. Polyreactivity isn’t junk data.
When “everything” lights up, the instinct is to throw out the panel. But a broad reaction pattern is information — about the sample, the assay, or what’s happening upstream. Wide isn’t the same as wrong.

The panel isn’t a verdict. It’s a snapshot with a very specific set of conditions attached — and the conditions are half the result.

Save this for your next lab review 🔬

07/15/2026

Behind every person in this industry, there’s usually a reason.

For Chase, our Global Sales Manager, it started at home — watching his mom navigate Crohn’s and the long road to answers that so many patients know too well.

That experience is what led him to functional medicine, and eventually to Cyrex.

06/22/2026

The immune system is always talking. 🧬
The question is: are you listening?

“Functional immunology is body language. It’s a conversation the immune system is having with us.”

Learn how to read the signs before a diagnosis is even possible. Robin, VP of Clinical Education at Cyrex Labs, breaks down how to screen for autoimmune reactivity early and what to do about it.

🎥 Watch the full webinar at joincyrex.com

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This Father's Day, we recognize fathers living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, Parkinson's disease, and other neurod...
06/22/2026

This Father's Day, we recognize fathers living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, Parkinson's disease, and other neurodegenerative conditions.

We also honor the sons and daughters who have stepped into a new role—not just as children, but as caregivers.

The ones helping with appointments, medications, daily routines, difficult conversations, and moments of uncertainty.

The ones returning the same love, patience, and care they once received.

Caregiving is one of the deepest expressions of family.

Today, we honor the fathers who shaped us and the caregivers who continue to stand beside them.

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A great weekend at IFM AIC 2026 in San Diego connecting with practitioners, partners, and leaders who are helping shape ...
06/04/2026

A great weekend at IFM AIC 2026 in San Diego connecting with practitioners, partners, and leaders who are helping shape the future of personalized care.
 
Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Cyrex booth and explored new ways to bring deeper immune-informed testing into practice.
 
Events like IFM AIC remind us of the power of collaboration, curiosity, and continued learning in advancing patient care.
 
Until next time, San Diego.
 

What if drugs like Mounjaro are helping autoimmune patients for reasons that have nothing to do with weight loss?Some re...
05/12/2026

What if drugs like Mounjaro are helping autoimmune patients for reasons that have nothing to do with weight loss?

Some researchers and clinicians are starting to question whether GLP-1 medications are doing something much bigger beneath the surface by directly influencing inflammation and immune activity itself.

The overlap between autoimmunity, fatigue, metabolic dysfunction, hormone symptoms, and chronic inflammation may be far more connected than we’ve been taught.

In this new article, Dr. Elroy Vojdani breaks down the emerging science, the patient patterns showing up in practice, and why this could reshape how medicine approaches chronic disease over the next decade.

Read the full piece on his Substack, The Inflamed Generation, here- https://theinflamedgeneration.substack.com/p/im-prescribing-mounjaro-as-an-autoimmune?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=6800428&post_id=196718968&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=70hbee&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email

When a patient comes back reactive to everything, it’s easy to default to elimination. But that’s not always the right m...
04/27/2026

When a patient comes back reactive to everything, it’s easy to default to elimination. But that’s not always the right move.

Polyreactivity is one of the most misunderstood patterns in immune testing. It doesn’t mean the results are wrong—it means the immune system may not be behaving with normal specificity.

And that changes how you interpret everything. This is where testing shifts from “what’s positive” to “what pattern am I seeing?” Because the real question isn’t just what the immune system is reacting to—it’s why it’s reacting that way in the first place.

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