Area of Care
Immunity & Autoimmune
Rewiring Immunity, Removing Toxins
Autoimmune and immune conditions — rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, psoriasis and eczema, ankylosing spondylitis, recurrent and resistant infections, and toxin overload — are supported at SOMA by recalibrating immune function at its source. Care is physician-led, begins with comprehensive testing, and works alongside your rheumatologist or specialist, in Mumbai and New Delhi.
The conditions we manage
Rheumatoid arthritis, lupus and ankylosing spondylitis. Psoriasis, eczema and chronic skin inflammation. Recurrent fungal infections and multidrug-resistant UTIs. Chronic fatigue with immune features, including long-standing post-viral states. And toxin or xenobiotic overload that keeps the immune system on permanent alert.
Why immunity misfires
An autoimmune flare is the end of a chain, not its beginning. Gut-barrier dysfunction, chronic infections, toxin accumulation, nutritional deficits and unrelenting stress each push the immune system toward overreaction; genetics decide where the overreaction lands. Conventional care suppresses the response — often necessarily. SOMA works on why the response began.
How SOMA investigates immune conditions
Inflammatory and autoimmune markers, gut and infection assessment, toxin exposure history, and nutritional and hormonal panels — mapped against your history to identify the load your immune system is carrying. The aim is a shorter list of your drivers, not a generic protocol.
Mapping the load
Think of immune activation as a ledger: infections, gut permeability, toxin exposure, deficits and stress each add load; clearance and repair subtract it. Testing quantifies both sides for you specifically — so treatment reduces the load that's actually there.
How we support immune recalibration
Depending on your results: removal of identified drivers through detoxification and gut work, IV nutrient therapy for the deficits common in chronic inflammation, ozone therapy and EBOO with hemofiltration where oxidative and inflammatory load is high, low-dose naltrexone for immune modulation in suitable candidates, and ultraviolet blood irradiation where indicated. All physician-selected, all alongside — never replacing — your specialist's treatment.
The sequence
Remove and reduce drivers first — gut work, detoxification support, treating hidden infections. Then rebuild: nutrients, sleep, stress recovery. Circulatory therapies such as ozone or EBOO enter where testing shows the inflammatory and oxidative load justifies them, not before.
What clients notice
Fewer and milder flares, better energy between them, calmer skin and digestion, and inflammatory markers trending down at follow-up testing. Autoimmune conditions are managed, not cured — individual results vary, and SOMA's role is to lighten the load your immune system carries.
Common questions
No responsible clinic promises reversal. What functional care can do is identify and reduce the drivers — gut dysfunction, infections, toxins, deficits — so the immune system has less reason to overreact. Many clients experience fewer flares and better daily function; results vary by individual.
No. SOMA works alongside your specialist. Disease-modifying medication decisions remain with your rheumatologist; SOMA addresses the root-cause load underneath, and the two approaches are complementary.
Inflammatory and autoimmune markers, gut and infection assessment, toxin history, and nutritional and hormonal panels — assembled into a map of what is driving your immune activation.
Accumulated exposure — heavy metals, mould, pollutants, xenobiotics — that exceeds the body's clearance capacity and keeps immunity chronically activated. SOMA assesses exposure and supports the body's own detoxification pathways where testing indicates it.
Your biology has the answers. Let’s ask it the right questions.
Consultations at our Mumbai (Dadar) and New Delhi (Greater Kailash II) clinics begin with testing, not treatment.