The Autoimmune Zoomer is a simple blood test that provides a comprehensive view of immune reactivity and early autoimmune patterns. It analyzes over 30 different tissues and organs for the presence of IgG and IgA autoantibodies, helping detect immune system misfires before they progress into full-blown autoimmune disease. It also assesses intestinal permeability markers like zonulin and occludin, offering insight into gut-immune interactions that may drive systemic inflammation and symptom flareups. Markers tested: Thyroid Peroxidase, Thyroglobulin, TSH Receptor (Thyroid Autoimmunity): Detects early immune reactivity to thyroid tissues that may signal Hashimoto’s or Graves’ disease, even before symptoms arise. Myelin Basic Protein, MAG, S100-B (Neurological Tissue): Identifies antibodies linked to neuroinflammation, brain fog, or neurodegeneration—often missed in standard evaluations. GAD65, Islet Cell Antigen (Pancreatic Targets): Screens for markers associated with autoimmune diabetes and blood sugar dysregulation rooted in immune attack on the pancreas. Collagen Complexes I, II, IV, V (Connective Tissue): Evaluates immune responses to key joint and muscle proteins that may contribute to joint pain, stiffness, or early-stage autoimmune arthritis. Intrinsic Factor & Parietal Cell Antibodies (Gastrointestinal Autoimmunity): Detects immune reactivity tied to nutrient malabsorption and B12 deficiency due to gastric tissue damage. Zonulin, Occludin & Actomyosin (Intestinal Barrier): Screens for intestinal permeability and mucosal immune disruption—often the gateway for autoimmune progression. (View One Pager Info Sheet) View Sample Report)
