Immunosciences Lab Inc.

Immunosciences Lab Inc. ​Immunosciences Lab, Inc.

is a CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited, and California-licensed laboratory specializing in advanced diagnostic testing for autoimmune diseases, Lyme disease, and viral infections.

12/04/2025

Too often, early antibody markers are labeled “not significant enough” and patients are told to simply wait and recheck later.

But in complex immune conditions, those early signals may be the first warning signs, not a false alarm.

At Immunosciences Laboratories, we focus on identifying meaningful immune patterns earlier, so action can happen before full progression occurs. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about how we can partner together.

12/03/2025

EBV isn’t “just” a past infection. In some cases, its structural similarities to brain proteins may influence how the immune system responds, including in certain neurological and autoimmune conditions.

Understanding that connection is part of the deep-dive work we do at Immunosciences Laboratories.

12/03/2025

Sometimes it’s not just one trigger… It’s two (or more) happening at the same time.

And when those immune stressors go undetected, they can quietly drive inflammation deeper into the body, even affecting the brain.

That’s why early testing matters.

At Immunosciences Laboratories, our Long COVID Panel is designed to help identify these hidden overlaps before they escalate. Tap the link in our bio to explore how this advanced testing can support your practice.

12/03/2025

What happens when two immune stressors collide?

In the lab, we often see what Dr. V calls “double trouble” – a synergistic impact between overlapping exposures or infections that can intensify immune dysregulation.

It’s not just one factor. It’s the interaction between them that matters.

And that’s where precision testing becomes essential. This is the precision behind the work we do at Immunosciences Laboratories. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about partnering with us.

11/23/2025

Chronic fatigue syndrome (now known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS) has never had a single cause or a single treatment pathway.

The truth is what many of us see today: ME/CFS is multifactorial. No single test explains it, and no single intervention resolves it.

For clinicians working with these patients, this complexity is the rule, not the exception.

Does this match what you're observing in your patient population? Tell me in the comments.

11/23/2025

In many Long COVID cases, the gut is one of the first places we see things go off track.

Research consistently shows a shift in the microbiome: fewer protective bacteria, more pro-inflammatory species, and signs of increased gut permeability. When the gut barrier weakens, immune triggers can move systemically and contribute to autoimmune activity, a pattern we see again and again in post-viral patients.

Viral persistence in the gut may be one of the drivers, disrupting tissues and barrier function over time.
For clinicians managing complex Long COVID, gut integrity isn’t a side note, it’s a central piece of the puzzle.

If you’re seeing this in your patients too, let me know in the comments.

11/22/2025

EBV doesn’t just “go away” after mono. It stays in the body, especially in B cells, and can reactivate when the immune system is under stress.

When that happens, it can throw the immune system off balance and contribute to autoimmune conditions over time. This includes lupus, MS, thyroid autoimmunity, celiac disease, and more.

For clinicians, this is an important reminder: when patients present with complex or unexplained immune symptoms, past viral activity may be part of the picture.

Tap the link in our bio to explore panels that help identify these immune patterns early.

11/22/2025

Many headlines say Long COVID is “in the brain.” The truth is more complex.

Long COVID often starts in the lungs and gut, and when barrier systems break down, immune triggers can reach the brain, driving neuroautoimmunity. EBV reactivation is another key piece of this puzzle, contributing to both Long COVID and autoimmunity.

At Immunosciences Lab, we focus on the immune pathways behind these patterns so clinicians can see the full picture, not just the final destination.

Tap the link in our bio to learn more about our post-viral and neuroimmune testing panels.

11/16/2025

Would you drink vinegar by the liter? 🥴

Most people wouldn’t… but many drink Pepsi or Coke, which have nearly the same acidity.
That level of acid can stress the gut lining, leading to chronic inflammation.

Over time, that inflammation can set the stage for autoimmune activity.

Education matters because understanding what we consume is the first step toward protecting our health.

At Immunosciences Lab, we’re committed to advancing awareness of how everyday exposures affect the immune system.

11/15/2025

Not all brain inflammation starts in the brain.

When your body fights infections like herpes type-1, antibodies form, and sometimes, they cross into the brain.

There, they meet the complement system, and together they can spark tiny fires of inflammation around neurons.

Over time, those fires may contribute to autoimmune activity within the brain.

At Immunosciences Lab, our mission is to advance understanding of how immune responses, infections, and environmental triggers interact, so clinicians can recognize early patterns and support prevention.

If you’d like to learn more about partnering with us, tap the link in our bio to explore our testing panels designed to uncover immune patterns that may precede or contribute to chronic conditions.

11/15/2025

Only about 30% of disease risk is genetic.

The other 70%? It’s environmental… think exposure to toxins, reactivated infections, and contaminated food.

What’s even more remarkable: the immune system often starts producing antibodies against those triggers years before symptoms appear.

That means diseases like Alzheimer’s and autoimmunity don’t happen overnight. They build silently over 3 to 20 years, giving us a critical window to intervene.

When we identify and remove the triggers, we can calm the fire before it burns.

At Immunosciences Lab, our testing helps identify these early immune responses, revealing the hidden triggers behind chronic inflammation and autoimmunity.

Because prevention begins with precision 🧬

11/15/2025

It’s not just what’s in your food, it’s what’s left behind in your body.

Aluminum is added to cheese, baking powder, and processed foods to enhance texture and extend shelf life.

New evidence shows nearly 40% of that aluminum enters the gut’s epithelial cells, the very barrier that protects you from toxins and inflammation.

When those cells are overloaded, they can’t function properly… and the ripple effect can reach all the way to your brain.

Your gut isn’t just a digestive organ, it’s your body’s control center.

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