Aristo Vojdani, PHD, MSC, CEO – Immunosciences Lab, Inc.

Long Covid Panel

6 Different Mechanisms Associated with Long COVID

Autoimmune diseases affect about 10% of the world population. Their induction is due to a combination of genetic predisposition and environmental factors that affect the functioning of the immune system through various mechanisms. Among these environmental factors are infectious pathogens, which may not only assault and weaken the body and the immune system, but which could also induce autoimmunity through the molecular mimicry between the pathogenic viruses and many human tissues.

Autoimmunity

There are more than 80 types of autoimmune diseases identified to date. Many of them share similar symptoms, so that pinpointing the exact autoimmune condition can be a monumentally time-consuming, exasperating task. Many patients are not diagnosed until these initially innocuous symptoms manifest into…

Lyme Disease

Diagnosis of Lyme disease can be difficult because its symptoms share commonalities with ALF, Alzheimer’s, autism, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, lupus, Parkinson’s and RA. It is crucial to combine clinical symptomatology with the most sensitive techniques available to properly diagnose Lyme disease…

Viral Infection

Viruses, in particular, HHV-6, are some of the major contributing factors in autoimmunity. Viruses can also affect the ability of T-cells to detect antigens by cross-reaction (molecular mimicry). If viral infections remain untreated, they may result in over-activation of the immune system, which may subsequently…

Autoimmune Viral Trio Panel

Aristo Vojdani, PHD, MSC, CEO and Immunosciences Lab, Inc. notes that autoimmune diseases affect about 10% of the world population. Their induction is due to a combination of genetic predisposition and environmental factors that affect the functioning of the immune system through various mechanisms.

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