Cracking the Autoimmune Code: New Science, New Hope

What if an autoimmune diagnosis isn’t the end of the story—but the beginning of a deeper investigation? 

In this eye-opening webinar, Dr. Jon Repole takes you beyond the diagnosis to explore the many factors that may contribute to immune dysregulation—and why understanding those connections can open the door to new possibilities for health and healing.

You’ll discover the Autoimmune Triad—genetics and epigenetics, environmental and lifestyle triggers, and the gut—and learn how these systems can interact to influence immune function. We’ll explore fascinating mechanisms such as molecular mimicry and the Cell Danger Response, along with emerging approaches to functional testing, personalized nutrition, gut restoration, immune modulation, nervous-system regulation, and other conventional and holistic strategies.

But this webinar goes somewhere many discussions about autoimmunity never go: the mind-body-emotion connection. We’ll examine research linking chronic stress, childhood adversity, trauma, emotional patterns, and nervous-system dysregulation with changes in immune function. Could experiences from decades ago still influence how the body responds to stress and threat today? And can creating greater safety, authenticity, emotional expression, connection, play, and pleasure become meaningful parts of a truly whole-person approach to healing?

We’ll also explore the intriguing biological connections between autoimmunity, chronic inflammation, cellular aging, and cancer, including oxidative stress, cellular senescence, tissue damage, and immune dysregulation.

Whether you are living with an autoimmune condition, supporting someone who is, or simply want to understand the latest thinking about immune health, this is a webinar you won’t want to miss.

Autoimmunity is complex—but complexity also means there are many places where we may be able to make a difference.

Come with an open mind. Bring your questions. And most importantly, come away with new science, new possibilities, and new hope—because there is so much more we can do.