Histamine intolerance is a condition in which the body has difficulty breaking down histamine, a natural compound made by the body’s immune system. Histamine plays a role in allergic reactions, inflammation, and regulating stomach acid, among other functions. Articles related to histamine intolerance are found here.
Bulletproof CoffeeQuestions, Answers & Recipe By Amy Burkhart MD, RD What is bulletproof coffee? Does it live up to its health claims of aiding weight loss and improving memory, focus, and energy? Are there any other benefits or risks to this popular morning…
Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS)MCAS Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment By Amy Burkhart MD, RD MCAS Is A Mast Cell Disorder Mast cells are part of our immune system. Mast cells are found everywhere in the body. Mast cells are front-line soldiers in our body’s immune…
POTS Syndrome SymptomsExplaining POTS and its connection to COVID By Amy Burkhart MD, RD POTS ( Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome) is making headlines. It is being seen after Covid infections, even if Covid was mild or asymptomatic. But what is POTS Syndrome? What are…
What Diet Is Best For SIBO? By Amy Burkhart MD, RD If you ask ten people familiar with SIBO what a “SIBO diet” entails, you’ll likely receive ten different answers. SIBO, short for “small intestinal bacterial overgrowth,” is a common culprit behind bloating, gas,…