Cyrex Laboratories

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.

We’re heading to MAPS-Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs this spring!📍 Charlotte, NC📅 March 12–14, 2026🧠 Spring ...
03/03/2026

We’re heading to MAPS-Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs this spring!

📍 Charlotte, NC
📅 March 12–14, 2026
🧠 Spring 2026 Functional & Translational Medicine Conference

MAPS consistently brings together clinicians focused on the intersection of mechanism, clinical application, and long-term outcomes, especially in complex pediatric and family cases. We’re looking forward to connecting with providers exploring immune tolerance, environmental contributors, and root-cause care.

If you’ll be there, let’s connect.

Considering attending? Use code CYREX2026 for 20% off registration.

See you in Charlotte.

02/19/2026

However you run your practice, flexibility matters.
We have an update coming that reflects that.

Stay tuned.

A new Cochrane Review analyzing 22 randomized controlled trials found that intermittent fasting does not outperform trad...
02/17/2026

A new Cochrane Review analyzing 22 randomized controlled trials found that intermittent fasting does not outperform traditional calorie restriction for long-term weight loss.

That doesn’t mean intermittent fasting “doesn’t work.” It means responses are highly variable—and biology matters more than protocols.

One factor often overlooked: immune function. Immune signaling influences metabolic flexibility, stress response, and how the body adapts to food restriction.

Same strategy. Different immune context. Very different outcomes. https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD015610.pub2/full

Most wheat immune testing evaluates raw wheat proteins. However, wheat is rarely consumed in that form. In this research...
02/16/2026

Most wheat immune testing evaluates raw wheat proteins. However, wheat is rarely consumed in that form.

In this research, antibody responses were assessed not only to wheat flour, but to processed wheat products including bread, dough, and pasta. A consistent finding emerged: a meaningful subset of individuals who tested negative to raw wheat produced IgG and IgA antibodies once wheat had been baked, fermented, or cooked.

Processing alters wheat protein structure, creating new epitopes that may be more immunogenic for certain individuals. When testing does not account for these changes, clinically relevant reactions can be missed.

WheatBurden was designed to reflect real-world exposure—testing both raw and processed wheat antigens to provide a more complete assessment of wheat immune reactivity. Read the full white paper herehttps://files.constantcontact.com/21a70774901/f238c6d1-3e9c-44ea-9e08-c5cf36fd49d0.pdf

Most conversations around food sensitivity testing focus on which antibodies are measured.But accuracy starts earlier, w...
02/09/2026

Most conversations around food sensitivity testing focus on which antibodies are measured.

But accuracy starts earlier, with how food proteins are prepared before testing even begins.

Methodology research has shown that traditional extraction techniques may recover only a fraction of certain processed food proteins, while improved approaches can capture far more of the antigen profile. One study developed a universal extraction procedure capable of recovering gliadins from both heat-processed and unprocessed foods, achieving approximately 95.5% recovery compared with much lower recovery using conventional ethanol methods. If relevant proteins are not successfully isolated, they never reach the testing phase and cannot be measured.

This is why Cyrex places significant emphasis on how antigens are prepared and validated in the lab. Our process includes:
- Proprietary antigen purification systems
- Optimized protein concentrations for each antigen
- Antigen-specific validation for every food target

These steps are designed to help capture a broader and more accurate representation of the proteins the immune system may actually encounter in the real world.

02/06/2026

Most wheat is consumed cooked or processed—yet traditional testing often focuses only on raw proteins.

In our Gut–Food Immune Pathway webinar with , we explore why preparation matters and how this science informed the launch of WheatBurden™, featuring 7 new markers for processed wheat products.

▶️ Watch the full webinar in the Cyrex video library at joincyrex.com

We’re introducing Cyrex Pathways, our new bundled testing workflows for wheat and food-related cases.Each Pathway groups...
02/05/2026

We’re introducing Cyrex Pathways, our new bundled testing workflows for wheat and food-related cases.

Each Pathway groups arrays that are commonly used together into a single clinical workflow and is offered at a lower bundled price than ordering those arrays individually.

Swipe through to see what’s included in WheatBarrier, WheatComplete, and Food Sensitivity Complete, then learn more at joincyrex.com.

Joint pain and ongoing inflammation are some of the most common things providers see, yet imaging and routine labs often...
01/08/2026

Joint pain and ongoing inflammation are some of the most common things providers see, yet imaging and routine labs often leave the “why” unanswered.

Cyrex Array 5 was built for those in-between cases. It looks at immune reactivity across multiple tissues to help clarify what may be driving inflammation when structural findings fall short.

This is what immune-informed testing adds to care: more context, better sequencing, and fewer guesses.

💬 What should we break down next: hormone resistance, digestive symptoms, neurological issues, or early autoimmune patterns?

If gut symptoms, food reactions, and inflammation keep surfacing in your patient population, it’s time for a more integr...
01/07/2026

If gut symptoms, food reactions, and inflammation keep surfacing in your patient population, it’s time for a more integrated framework.

This live webinar walks through how barrier breakdown connects to downstream immune reactivity and how sequencing the right tests can bring clarity to complex cases.

Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iQCPNPVUSpC6St0PUt99hw

📅 February 4 | 🕙 10 AM PST
Join us for a practical walkthrough and live Q&A.

Heading to A4M Longevity Fest? Come connect with Cyrex at Booth 12032.We’re sharing new insights, new panels, and new wa...
12/08/2025

Heading to A4M Longevity Fest? Come connect with Cyrex at Booth 12032.

We’re sharing new insights, new panels, and new ways to help your patients navigate autoimmunity, barriers, and immune dysregulation with more clarity than ever before.

Functional and integrative care relies on more than testing alone—it depends on strong science, informed advocacy, and b...
12/02/2025

Functional and integrative care relies on more than testing alone—it depends on strong science, informed advocacy, and better public understanding of immune health.

This GivingTuesday, we’re uplifting organizations contributing to that foundation.

Explore them, support them, and help amplify their work by sharing this post.

Every ecosystem has its own stressors, regulators, and early warning signs. The human immune system is no different — it...
11/20/2025

Every ecosystem has its own stressors, regulators, and early warning signs. The human immune system is no different — it adapts, compensates, and reshapes itself long before symptoms show up.

For clinicians working with chronic inflammation, gut issues, or hard-to-pin-down symptoms, BiomeBurden Complete offers a deeper, more systems-based understanding of what’s driving the case:

Is the immune ecosystem holding steady, or is it starting to drift out of balance?

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2602 S 24th Street
Phoenix, AZ
85034

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Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
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