Histamine

Histamine add-on

Genetic characteristics have a significant effect on how well you are able to break down histamine.

Histamine is a vital neurotransmitter in the brain and it regulates e.g. inflammation, gastric acid secretion and nervous system function. Histamine balance is important because an imbalance can cause e.g. allergies, migraine headaches, hives, psoriasis, increased gastric acid secretion, asthma and low blood pressure. With the help of this add-on, you can choose the right diet and supplements to alleviate the symptoms caused by possible histamine intolerance.

80 €

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Genes analyzed in the Histamine add-on:

HDC, HRH1, HRH2, HRH4, HMNT, DAO/AOC1, MAOB, ADH1B, ALDH1B1, NAT2

Why choose the Histamine add-on test?

Histamine is vital because it keeps us awake, curbs appetite, keeps us motivated, curious, alert, and helps us to form memories. Histamine intolerance is caused by too much histamine in the body compared to the body’s ability to break it down. This imbalance can be caused by your body producing too much histamine or by not being able to break down histamine properly. Also the combination of these two factors can cause the imbalance.

Your genetic inheritance affects how well you can break down histamine. Once you know which gene variations you have, you can choose the right diet and supplements to alleviate any symptoms caused by histamine intolerance.

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