To fight an autoimmune disease, you can sequence millions of your immune cells to identify the specific 'rogue' cells that are attacking your own body.

An autoimmune condition can hide from a visual colonoscopy, making it crucial to proactively take biopsies from the stomach to detect problems that can't be seen.

By taking a live biopsy of affected tissue and matching it to sequenced immune cell data, you can pinpoint the exact culprits causing the autoimmune attack.

Immunologically, a problem with your thyroid often pairs with a problem in your stomach, a connection many people and doctors may not be aware of.

Receiving a diagnosis for an 'incurable' disease can be viewed as an exciting opportunity to take action and solve it, rather than a reason to concede to the illness.

Persistently low iron (ferritin) over many years, even with normal hemoglobin, is a major red flag that should prompt a colonoscopy to check for internal issues.