Histamine Intolerance- Clear Histamine in 6 Easy Steps💪 Dr. Richard Hagmeyer

[@profitcutie]

Love your videos! What is the suggested dose of colostrum and pycnogenol for someone who is under-weight with consitpation/candida/lyme and sensitive to supplements?❤

[@MaikenJakobsen-b8e]

Thank you 🙏. You are the first doctor, who has mentioned/admitted that histamine and mastcellsliberation can be caused by medicine and hormones 👍. I have had servere life threatening mastcell/histamine-reactions, when I was put on both a hormonal coil and an antidepressant together. And later on HRT. Everything got worse and worse. My body collapsed and futher on my brain. NO body knew what was going on so the doctor gave me more medicine and hormones while my body and mind went nuts in flares, brainfog, liver problems, swollen body, servere leaky gut and constipation and stomack cramps, anxiety, wawes of despair, sweats etc. especially when I ate. So traumatic. I have figured it out myself and am now tapering out of medication and take no hormones and eat low histamine foods and glutenfree, which have helped tremendously 👍. Again thank you for the validation and info about this 🙏.

[@wendylpa]

Same exact boat where I had to figure things out on my own! NO conventional MD had a remote clue. 🙄

[@shadialsakka7469]

Please support and protect this man. he's the most experienced Dr in this field

[@a_bar8579]

I benefited a lot from this lecture, even though I do not know English, but the KZbin translator did the job.

[@pinkoceanflower3045]

Can oxalates Trigger histamine intolerance?

[@khananme]

Yes

[@vanessac1965]

As long as you have adequate calcium in your diet, oxalates aren't usually a problem. True oxalate sensitivity is rare

[@Yellow-oc4sl]

Would if you cook them

[@ScarletKnightmare]

People have had luck with palmitoylethanolamide, tetrahydromagnolol, CBD, and NAC also

[@DrRichardHagmeyer]

Excellent thanks for sharing! Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) is widely presented in the literature for its analgesic and anti-inflammatory activity for the management of multiple clinical conditions [26]. In the context of allergic diseases, PEA functions as a mast cell stabiliser and inhibits histamine release [19].

[@DrRichardHagmeyer]

So many options! Most people have no idea!! Great 👍

[@funghouls5498]

Thank you very much

[@DrRichardHagmeyer]

You are 🙏🏻

[@barbaraolim2811]

Very helpful info, thank you

[@DrRichardHagmeyer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tatyanathegreat14]

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[@marciacaldas3948]

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