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.
Why Testing For Celiac Disease Is ImportantReasons to test BEFORE starting a gluten-free diet By Amy Burkhart MD, RD Why do you need a celiac disease test? Why not just start a gluten-free diet? Why test if you are going to follow the diet…
What Is Osteopathic Medicine?Is It Legitimate? And what Is a D.O.? By Amy Burkhart MD, RD What is osteopathic medicine,? What is a DO? Are these types of doctors “legitimate” health care providers? Osteopathic medicine is a branch of modern medicine and is…
El síndrome de activación mastocitaria : SAMUn motivo de la presencia de algunos síndromes del intestino irritable, sarpullidos, dolores de cabeza, dolores y más By Amy Burkhart MD, RD Se cree que el síndrome de activación mastocitaria / SAM (MCAS, por sus siglas…
Should you drink milk at all?Is a2 milk the answer to having dairy without issue? By Amy Burkhart MD, RD For some, the image of a warm slice of cheese pizza brings about feelings of elation and joy. For others, it evokes worry…
A Doctor (& Dietitian) Explains A2 Milk. The myths and facts about a2 milk – details to help you decide if you should give it a go! By Amy Burkhart MD, RD This is part 1 of a two-part series on a2 milk …