Root Cause Drivers of Histamine Intolerance Uncovered

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  • @melriini8280
    @melriini8280 6 месяцев назад +23

    I am so grateful for functional drs. Who treat the cause not the symptoms.

  • @cmc6295
    @cmc6295 6 месяцев назад +13

    Wow. for decades, none of the allergists, internal med docs ever provided this relevant information to my questions of the how, why mechanisms of tree-grass-food etc allergies, mast cell issues. Thank You, brilliant and generously informative info

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  6 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks for the great feedback! Glad it was helpful 😊

  • @Gabriella33773
    @Gabriella33773 Год назад +89

    I started having problems right after my dentist put amalgam in my teeth I was 16 now I'm 50 and I'm allergic to nickel, intolerant to histamine, allergic to pollen and all perfumes and detergents. We need doctors like you so much because we are people who suffer so much and we need help. Thank you and greetings from Switzerland

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Год назад +12

      What a journey! heavy metal exposure can be a huge burden on your biochemistry.

    • @dprice81
      @dprice81 Год назад +12

      Copper zinc and selenium combine to help reduce heavy metals

    • @dprice81
      @dprice81 Год назад +9

      Ya I think my issues stem from dental work too. I don't recall ever getting food poisoning but I did chip my 2 front teeth in fourth grade. And I know I had some cavities. I think the body uses up more resources to deal with the heavy metal drip that occurs

    • @missiris1234
      @missiris1234 Год назад +5

      I have loads of crowns in my mouth, hence maybe histamine overload

    • @casperinsight3524
      @casperinsight3524 Год назад +11

      Dentistry and heavy metals ....crowns, bridges, root canals, titanium posts, fillings 😲

  • @garethbragdon5714
    @garethbragdon5714 Год назад +54

    Brilliant video that will help others find their root cause. Would be great to see a video about the gut bacteria that cause histamine and mast cell problems and what you do about it. Working on treating bad gut bacteria along with leaky gut has helped a lot with calming my mast cells

    • @ernestomina3147
      @ernestomina3147 Год назад +3

      Did u take supplements, if so which ones helped you?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Год назад +10

      Great suggestion! I’ll add it to the list now

    • @maryannemckay3606
      @maryannemckay3606 Год назад

      @@ByronHerbalist:Me too!….🤗

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 11 месяцев назад

      May i know which 1 helped u

    • @needrar.n.mperera9517
      @needrar.n.mperera9517 7 месяцев назад +1

      Comprehensive, but too complicated to grasp at times while listening coz we are not Docters. The detailed explanation helps but difficult to keep stock of everything. Trying to concentrate the zest of it mostly. Thank you so much for taking the time to explain in detail for the benefit of viewers around the world. Shall listen to your videos repeatedly so that can grasp the facts better . God Bless you Docter.....

  • @TineTheLoveForLifeFoundation
    @TineTheLoveForLifeFoundation 8 месяцев назад +6

    i am currius if Epstein barr or herper simplex culd be a player in allergy reactions ? And thanks for you helpfull video

  • @rhondaregister8081
    @rhondaregister8081 Год назад +9

    Dealing with severe allergic reactions (from foods?) causing red cottage cheese welt areas inside thighs to knees, itching that moves around body from scalp to ankles. Many food and environmental allergies. Large swollen cysts in area where underwear meet inside legs. Much flatulence, heartburn, some nausea (this is a new symptom). Thinking leaky gut and lowered immune response. Drink nettles combined with red tea daily. Is there a comprehensive list of high histamine foods and low histamine foods available for download? Thank you.

  • @ruthristow4584
    @ruthristow4584 8 месяцев назад +5

    Any help or hope for someone with hEDS with MCAS as a genetic co-condition?

  • @stephaniekays6517
    @stephaniekays6517 8 месяцев назад +15

    i was born with hEDS & poisoned as a foetus by toxic chemicals that crossed the placenta & caused me to be born with MCAS , MECFS & FM. I have been trying to fix myself since i was 13 & doing quite a good job considering. As it was long before internet i started at libraries & now you have given me more ammunition to try, THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH❣❣

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  8 месяцев назад +1

      So glad the videos have been helpful! Anything I’m missing?

    • @stephaniekays6517
      @stephaniekays6517 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@ByronHerbalist i've only watched this video so far which i think you've done a very thorough job with...i use clay detoxes & a seed detox for parasites. I'd like for people to know that those things can help them but very few health professionals ever explain about these options & i still don't understand why.
      Today i ckd the price of SamE very expensive! So i have just started an improved & experimental protocol to try to make my own sam E & dao too if possible🤞 so far less histamine flares than my usual thanks to your video 🙏🙏🙏
      I'm dealing with inflammation in my gallbladder since i had my SAH & was on life support for a week in a coma..nasal gastric feeding tubes need to be banned 😉
      Thanx for what you do❣️😍

    • @Kate98755
      @Kate98755 7 месяцев назад

      i was born sick, at 5 weeks i almost died when they gave me penicillin….ever since i’ve been trying to put this puzzle together. when my grandson was diagnosed with celiac disease, he was my canary in the coal mine.
      i removed gluten from my diet and many symptoms improved, but didn’t go away.
      i have a recent diagnosis of Alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency….going back to logging everything i eat, when i eat, logging sleep, aches and pains…including the time mark on everything. I have a new Dr, the last told me of the Alpha 1 but didn’t bother to drill into my phenotype…this is the first thing my new Dr did, and rushed the results since i’ve been wondering for months…i have a type to require concern and now need to see a pulmonologist….and she wants the ANA test run.
      but his histamine intolerance seems very much a possibility. I have always thought I was given something as a baby and my system went nuts with the reaction, perhaps the formula, for sure probably had soy, dairy….
      my first Covid vaccine…my system really over reacted, I work at a hospital…in talking to a physician I described my body’s reaction to the vax…he seriously looked at me and said you realize you had a strong immune system reaction…DON’T get covid.
      all these moments seem to point to histamine intolerance rather than Lupus, which my Dr is suspecting…or maybe I have both.
      i appreciate videos like these. (i facilitate professional CME education for physicians, i record them too but we don’t have ours posted for the community….but i learn from all of them…so much information available now compared to when i was young, born 1957)

    • @adeelrahman
      @adeelrahman 2 месяца назад +1

      How would u know that

    • @stephaniekays6517
      @stephaniekays6517 2 месяца назад

      ​@@adeelrahmanare you asking me a question?

  • @kmckmc6916
    @kmckmc6916 Год назад +13

    Thank you so much for all this good info. I’m very sick with all this and would love to be one of your patients but live in the usa. Do you know a doctor here who understands and treats these things like you would?

  • @karimbenharbi8320
    @karimbenharbi8320 Год назад +9

    Thank you for sharing the details and giving a case study, but there is a part lacking which is the treatments and management, how to help this type of patient. We are waiting for this part! Thanks.

  • @nancyd304
    @nancyd304 8 дней назад +1

    Hi Dr. Mansfield, gratefully listening from the US. First time hearing you, though I watch videos on these subjects continually.
    I think you do a spectacular job of explaining the whole terrain and look forward to exploring all your information.
    God Bless Australia! So much great content flowing out of your country, including Signs, Wonders, and Miracles from Glory City Church in Brisbane which I've enjoyed for years. You might check them out... a truly loving, open community that demonstrates
    everything Christ died to give us, including healing and Restorative Miracles.
    As a Craniosacral and Trauma Therapist, I see much dysfunction involving your area of expertise; looking forward to increasing your viewership! So sorry we can't work with you due to distance, but know that your caring heart, deep knowledge base and excellent communication skills are greatly appreciated! God Bless you and give you much success...
    your skill set is of critical importance in this stressful, toxic age.
    Nancy D

  • @jasonconcepcion4116
    @jasonconcepcion4116 Год назад +8

    Man, how with mold toxicity does it take for this to stop, I know I at the least have cirs, it’s flipped my life upside down, I feel like I can’t eat anything but meat and green veggies or I get super itchy scalp, dry brittle hair that also falls out, random crawly itches on my face every few seconds, caused me to have sibo/klebsiella, neurological symptoms have gotten somewhat better but are still there. This issue is beyond aggravating and burdening.

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 11 месяцев назад

      Same soo sick

    • @ericadelnigro
      @ericadelnigro 7 месяцев назад

      Same. Government subsidized rental with toxic mold from leaking pipes in the walls.

  • @abigaila7341
    @abigaila7341 8 месяцев назад +5

    What supplements are used for aldehydes? Is there an enzyme for that like there is for DAO?

  • @no.5810
    @no.5810 10 месяцев назад +12

    You have a voice made for ASMR. 🤩

  • @hele4299
    @hele4299 7 месяцев назад +6

    My issues started after the covid vaccine. Is that a root cause in itself or can the vaccine cause these issues, like gut dysbiosis, fungal overgrowth, vitamin deficiency, etc.?

    • @normabussey2254
      @normabussey2254 Месяц назад

      Pls avoid further V’s……..they are poison. We were all deceived. No quack cine is safe for people or the animals.

    • @MamaMia914
      @MamaMia914 Месяц назад

      I think my urticaria started when I got covid.

  • @santiagozambrano4865
    @santiagozambrano4865 Год назад +21

    Thank you Dr. I like you mentioned in capital STRESS I think it's most commun that we think.
    We r so much stressed that we can't figure out how is impacting our health.
    Chronic constant feeling of stress/anxiety/fear bad emotions can lead to a bad nervous system function there is the root cause for all metabolic disorders and depending our genetic will manifest in some direction. Am i right?
    Greetings from Ecuador

    • @madnessaurus
      @madnessaurus Год назад +5

      Thus is exactly what i believe. That stress whether ongoing or a complete shock and sudden stressful event can manifest as so many things, diseases and disorders. It's just so hard to control!

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Год назад +9

      Absolutely 100%, we’re living in a very stressful world. Active stress management is important. I find nature the best for myself personally

  • @sheilayagodzinski5747
    @sheilayagodzinski5747 Год назад +5

    Do all herbalist know about Mast cell activation Syndrome and how to treat it ? I live in Western Massachusetts.

  • @Ruktiet
    @Ruktiet Год назад +10

    Amazing video. Most of this I recently discovered through my own research (which is a shame as doctors don’t even know, let alone recognize histamine intolerance as a real condition yet, let alone that they would know anything about the root causes and tackling the instead of naively treating with antihistamines (facepalm)), but it definitely helps a lot to see it validated by someone with experience and knowledge. I’m sure this can help so many people being gaslighted by conventional ledicine.
    Can I ask you a question?
    - where can I find the metabolic pathway specifics of the 2 major breakdown pathways of histamine? I would like to know which end products are produced, which enzymes are involved, and which cofactors are required in order to test and treat myself. I recently read that blockages in certain parts of these pathways can lead to buildup of metabolites which can cause even more symptoms than histamine itself, such as methylhistamine after it’s methylated by HNMT. A scource for this would be of great great help!
    Thanks a lot!!!

    • @Bazza5000
      @Bazza5000 Год назад +1

      100 years ago, before we had pharma giants, doctors had to know more about diet. We're slowly moving back, but too slow. One of my older friends has bad histamine intolerance. She suffered for decades. Had I not told her about histamine intolerance, she would have zero relief. She mentioned histamine intolerance to her doctor in Canada he had no clue. I guess it wasn't discussed in medical school when he graduated and they're too busy dealing with patients to learn, I suppose.

    • @josephinelai4638
      @josephinelai4638 Год назад +2

      Thank you so much for your sharing, doc. Will a DAO enzyme test help to diagnose if I have histamine intolerance? As I had diaherra right after finishing a course of antibiotics cos of postsurgery. I became intolerant to the foods I used to eat before and no problem, such as sauerkraut, kimchi cheese and avocado(all are lisyed as high histamine food) and I suspect it is due to a lack of DAO enzyme to break down the histamine in the body.

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@josephinelai4638following

  • @shericontrary2535
    @shericontrary2535 6 месяцев назад +3

    I had a bunch of silver mercury fillings as a child. I have felt hypoglycemic since adolescence. I'm almost 60 years old and I finally figured out that histamines trigger cytokines and cytokines affect blood sugar. I feel hypoglycemic and brain fog when I eat histamine food. I've been asking for help for 45 years and no doctor has suggested any of this. I eat low carb and low histamine. I take DAO but it doesn't seem to help. I want to try the D lactate free Custom Probiotics.

  • @pxdxahrens
    @pxdxahrens 7 месяцев назад +4

    Hi ! Thank you for all the valuable information - I broke into Urtacaria post an acid reflux episode which was probably caused by downing a bunch of supplements on empty stomach late night. It included iron ( not prescribed) b complex and NMN … it’s been a month now. Want to get rid of the Hives.

  • @jordypord
    @jordypord Год назад +10

    Excellent information Byron. I will be rewatching a few times, thank you

  • @ibanezgirl4623
    @ibanezgirl4623 Год назад +5

    So theoretically, just by having endometriosis, I will always have MCAS? Because it causes tissue damage and chronic inflammation. The lesions (damaged tissue) have to be cut out in order to get better? Could someone please answer this? I don’t know if I should go into surgery to have my bowel resectioned whilst having horrible MCAS symptoms. Which do I deal with first?

    • @iseeyou2810
      @iseeyou2810 Год назад

      Fasting and carnivore diet will heal.

  • @vitrifiedvolcanicvent1500
    @vitrifiedvolcanicvent1500 Год назад +6

    Sunshine. Stasha Gominak - B vitamins are provided by bacteria in gut. Vitamin D is just the start ... circadian entrainment matters for cell synchronisation in organ systems. And as Kruse noticed Leach saying, microbiome did not budge in equatorial sunlight regardless of alteration to food intakes.

  • @aurorealis3249
    @aurorealis3249 Год назад +17

    Sounds like SAMe may be a potential supplement to try along with DAO. I am taking stinging nettles and quercetin with minimal success. Doctors want to only prescribe drugs with none of the testing sequences mentioned in this video - very frustrating! I look forward to your complex guide to help get to the root of this pervasive medical problem. Thank You!

    • @olderandwiser127
      @olderandwiser127 5 месяцев назад +1

      look into homeopathy. My wife finds relief of symptoms with a few remedies (histaminum, apis, euphrasia). Get a good introductory book, eventually a materia medica. Nothing easy about homeopathy but it is fascinating and very effective. My wife has been studying this method for over 20 yrs. We have had great results with our pets as well. We don't see doctors, take no drugs, in our mid 60's; we credit whole animal based diet and homeopathy with our excellent overall health.

    • @tanyasydney2235
      @tanyasydney2235 8 дней назад

      @@olderandwiser127 Histaminum is the only thing that helps me almost immediately.

  • @mrs.s8855
    @mrs.s8855 6 месяцев назад +3

    Has anyone experience heart palpitations after eating a meal? I have have issues like belching and difficulty to digest certain food. How could I test my self for histamine or mold?

    • @cherieatkinson441
      @cherieatkinson441 4 месяца назад

      I have the intense belching that the gas builds up in my stomach and make it feel like my heart is skipping but after I burp out the gas the skipping is gone...so I believe mine is more about gas pressing on my diaphragm and not really my heart skipping...this happens to me alot while I am sleeping and causing me to sleep with several pillows and not sleep too flat in my bed...

    • @lydiabydia2001
      @lydiabydia2001 22 дня назад

      Yes heart palpitations was one of my main symptoms. That's histamine.

  • @gonzalozech
    @gonzalozech Год назад +6

    I don't have severe histamine intolerance symptoms, however my recent DNA test was positive for histamine intolerance. I've been dealing with methane SIBO for a while, could my histamine intolerance be driving my methane SIBO and not the other way?

    • @maxalbon9557
      @maxalbon9557 10 месяцев назад +7

      SIBO is not the cause, the disease called SIBO is also the result of another condition so you have to dig even deeper. Mostly it is problems with either an under-acidified stomach or problems with the gall bladder and proper bile secretion. If these two things aren't working properly then there is a very good chance of bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine, aka SIBO. Going back to your main question, yes it is possible, not directly, but indirectly, among other things, in the way I described here, only as I say, SIBO is not the cause of anything, but the result of other problems in the body.

    • @MamaMia914
      @MamaMia914 Месяц назад

      What test did you take? Thank you!

  • @rebekkaoomens1918
    @rebekkaoomens1918 Год назад +4

    Hi Byron, thank you so much for sharing this. Could you maybe recommend a colleague in Europe: Portugal or Spain? thank you so much

  • @karenconder6418
    @karenconder6418 7 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you for all this great information.
    Please could you recommend a equivalent of you in the South ofEngland .
    To have all the test done .
    Much appreciate 🙏

  • @blackdalia1065
    @blackdalia1065 7 месяцев назад +4

    Spectacular and brilliant ❤ such a complex issue explained so we can actually understand! Doc, you just described my struggle. I recently found I have the MTFHR mutations, my leaky gut had returned i guess after 3 months of gastro problems (thank you Covid) , tested ELISA and found 9 items of food intolerance. I was so helpful to listen to your explanation...it showed me I'm on the right path for treating the root cause of my misery. Thank you again and greetings from the US❤

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  7 месяцев назад

      My pleasure! So glad it was helpful! Keep it up and you'll get there, it can be a process for some :-)

  • @JuanMatus-ro9qk
    @JuanMatus-ro9qk Год назад +3

    What name is he saying at 9:45? Elisabeth Lambert or waht? I don´t find that person. I really want to check her out. Thanks.

  • @Shannam10
    @Shannam10 Год назад +6

    How about hormone flucuations in perimenopause? I notice most my issues are connected to hormone flucuations. Can they be a cause?

    • @nikitakassman7232
      @nikitakassman7232 Год назад +2

      Yes they can! Look up Joanne Kennedy Naturopath

    • @gradivazoe
      @gradivazoe 5 месяцев назад +2

      Yes they are. It is known how pregnant women usually get better from histamine issues when progesterone balances strogen .

    • @LeticiaRodriguezPerez
      @LeticiaRodriguezPerez 2 месяца назад

      100% Never have problems with this until my periods starting getting out of control and missing. I just tested my hormones and all of them are extremely low. It has to be a connection.

    • @MamaMia914
      @MamaMia914 Месяц назад

      @@LeticiaRodriguezPerezmy hormones are fine but I have an big ovarian cyst and wondering if this could be related.

  • @avgejoeschmoe2027
    @avgejoeschmoe2027 8 месяцев назад +3

    Two years ago, ONE WEEK after the first booster, my daughter became vax damaged with hyper Histamine intollerance that is kicked off by CORN PROTEIN.
    Guess what is in almost EVERYTHING now? CORN PROTEIN!!!
    She is in a medical profession and also is celiac (auto-immune) her PPE all of a sudden became caustic to her body. Needed benadryl to stop the hyper reaction.
    It is insane how many foods and materials she has to avoid now.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  8 месяцев назад

      Yes I have seen this a few times before, not so much the corn but the histamine mast cell presentation. I refer patients back to their doctor when it is really bad for mast cell stabilizers if needed

  • @violetcountry
    @violetcountry Год назад +4

    I got insomnia after taking antibiotics. I now react to many foods. Before I was able to sleep normally. It has been since Feb. I eat so little.I probably have a leaky gut. How to heal that except with a diet?

    • @sunnyday7843
      @sunnyday7843 6 месяцев назад

      Magnesium ? I take magnesium bisglycinate

  • @Gramma_Holly
    @Gramma_Holly Год назад +6

    Thank you for an easy-to-understand explanation. I'm looking forward to your next videos about enzymes. I wish I was in Australia

  • @MamaMia914
    @MamaMia914 Месяц назад +1

    I was on fexofenadine for 5 months for urticaria. Most of the time 180 mg but for some weeks in between on 360 mg. One month before stopping them I got incessant hunger. Stopped them two months ago and I am still hungry even after I just ate. I don’t know how to fix this and I still have urticaria as well.

  • @annie-francebizier5006
    @annie-francebizier5006 Месяц назад +2

    I like him! His delivery of the information is lovely!!

  • @casperinsight3524
    @casperinsight3524 Год назад +8

    Mold can stimulate mast cell activation instantaneously 😮
    chronic low grade infections or Lyme like infections/disease
    Stress is a BIG Trigger
    Heavy metals
    Inflammatory cascade
    Nutrient deficiencies
    Bacterial dysbiosis

  • @marym3355
    @marym3355 Год назад +14

    I started to suffer from histamine intolerance after Botox injection.

    • @seona6549
      @seona6549 9 месяцев назад +2

      😮

    • @davidbell6164
      @davidbell6164 Месяц назад +1

      Interesting I had botox into my pyloric sphincter and 3 months later got sinus issues and eye problems

  • @TheSocialSmilingMonkey
    @TheSocialSmilingMonkey 11 месяцев назад +3

    We should understand the complicated to totally know the simple. So histamine an important molecule has to be balanced by our absorption to be metabolised.. Yet the First balance mechanism is Diamine oxidase in the mucosa. Too many derogative foreign chemicals is a massive causation.
    Great info ❤.

  • @vegan4life532
    @vegan4life532 7 месяцев назад +3

    I’ve been on a raw vegan diet for over 50 years . The past few I’ve had excessive tearing until recently when I began using organic wheatgrass powder. ( not juice powder) I’ve worked up to 2 ounces with my one meal a day before bedtime which includes high quality enzymes. The wheatgrass powder has has been repairing my microbiome I believe because my teary eyes are much better as is my energy and other healthy blessings.

    • @SevenCostanza
      @SevenCostanza 10 дней назад

      Humans have always cooked food. Grow up

  • @magic6444
    @magic6444 10 месяцев назад +3

    The lady you mentioned in the video that had the biggest case and all the reasons. How long did it take her to heal? Thanks!

  • @andre2e242
    @andre2e242 Год назад +3

    Can anybody tell me if herpes virus type 2 would interfere with histamine processing/tolerance?

    • @markme3259
      @markme3259 9 месяцев назад

      …viruses usually don’t present with inflammation…especially associated with histamine intolerance…

  • @tehilliym1195
    @tehilliym1195 8 месяцев назад +3

    I react to the world and everything in it…the air, water, everything 😭 I have been tested and have mthfr and apparently moldillness. No one seems to be able to help me. I am so ill I’m ready to give up. Have had numerous sinus surgeries and the last one killed me. They revived me but I’m really struggling. Was Told I had mold issues as well . Been trying my best but No answers 😩 Trying to just survive but getting weary 😢

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  8 месяцев назад +1

      So sorry to hear 😢 it can be very hard with mould illness for sure

    • @michelleslifeonrepeat
      @michelleslifeonrepeat 6 месяцев назад

      My compassion goes out to you. So much outside is hurting me lately. We haven’t found ways to strengthen my inside to be able to walk outside.

  • @missybelmont9830
    @missybelmont9830 Год назад +5

    Excellent summary on a very important and complex common modern day problem!!!!

  • @danahumphrey5044
    @danahumphrey5044 Год назад +5

    I take SamE and so many supplements including large doses of B1, B2 and B6 etc. Im still having histamine issues especially when pollen is high.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Год назад +3

      Nutrient deficiency’s alone are less common as standalone root cause drivers. I would assess your gut too

    • @johnnykrauze
      @johnnykrauze Год назад

      Have you heard of under methylation.

    • @lynettedevries1824
      @lynettedevries1824 Год назад +2

      Heard that Quercetine is good. Have you tried that?

    • @oneshot3216
      @oneshot3216 Год назад +1

      I would be careful with B6

    • @danahumphrey5044
      @danahumphrey5044 Год назад +1

      @@oneshot3216 yes, I know. I actually have pyroluria and was given a protocol with high zinc and a large amount of B6, those are the 2 main things depleted, plus other vitamins. I know that B6 can cause neuropathy in excess. Thanks :)

  • @lynnedavis4819
    @lynnedavis4819 6 месяцев назад +3

    It's no wonder so many people are sick. We are being poisioned by GMO's and other non food ingredients that they put in our food. Not to mention, food recalls daily. There is a girl that does youtube videos on the current food recall. Can't remember her name at the moment. Thank you for your effort in enlightening us.

    • @hoboonwheels9289
      @hoboonwheels9289 3 месяца назад +1

      Our bodies are amazing that we tolerate all the poisoning we've been enduring, nature is amazing that there are remedies for us!

    • @ASMRGRATITUDE
      @ASMRGRATITUDE 14 дней назад

      Cooking at Pam place is the name

  • @lnz3704
    @lnz3704 6 месяцев назад +1

    My rhinitis and other sensitivity is gone for good after i improve my gut. What i do : eating window following natural circadian rhytm (09.00 -17.00) no sugar, add alot of probiotic food, fruit, vegies, no dairy. thats it.. note : i live in a country that most of chicken farm use hormone injection and antibiotic to the chicken. So i avoid that

  • @Savannah-ed4rv
    @Savannah-ed4rv 8 месяцев назад +2

    Do you have a practice where you help people with these issues?

  • @User-hn1wg
    @User-hn1wg 7 месяцев назад +4

    Summary of main points please, anyone? Thanks.

    • @EricasEsthetics
      @EricasEsthetics 28 дней назад

      To put it very simply, environmental toxicities like mold, heavy metals and infections like gut dysbiosis, SIBO, viruses and genetic variants like MTHFR are the root causes of your over-production and inability to break down histamines and the inflammatory cytokine storm.

    • @EricasEsthetics
      @EricasEsthetics 28 дней назад

      Also, nutrient deficiences are responsible as well, such as vit B2. You could have trouble with blocked methylation pathways and you can have trouble producing the master Methylator Sam e. Which affects the enymes that you are supposed to be able to produce in order to naturally break down histamines. Look into DAO supplements among others.

  • @MKBlovesu
    @MKBlovesu 5 месяцев назад +3

    This was amazingly informative. Epigenetics says that stressors on the mind and body can turn on those faulty genes so I wonder if retested once the body is brought back to homeostasis by balancing deficiencies, eliminating overgrowths and infections, supporting detox pathways and taking care of the mind would turn those genes off.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  5 месяцев назад +1

      big time! love the insight there

  • @kellyl1457
    @kellyl1457 13 дней назад

    I have a chronic Bartonella and Lyme infection. I think thats the root cause of my hystamine intolerance. I get itchy skin every night and morning. I get frequent bouts of diarrhea. After literally 30 years of treatment by Infectious Disease Physicians, they failed to cure these infections. In some ways they made it WORSE. I used to live on Benedryl but after I found out tgat it causes Alzheimers, I rarely take it. So I suffer with itchy skin, itchy eyes, and diarrhea. I take Pharma grade Bentonite Clay, fiber, and Broken Cell Wall CHLORELLA.
    I can only eat fermented foods once in a while because it seems to bring on more diarrhea.

  • @vjf8733
    @vjf8733 21 день назад

    Now I'm so confused; there are so many possibilities and I don't know where to start and I doubt my doctor would. For almost 9 mos. I have GI problems after a minor fall while walking (fungal exposure in soil?), problems in our plumbing (leaks in wall and later wax ring. I came upon this because 5 or so years ago after eating at a Japanese restaurant (not sushi but fish) I became lightheaded and recently had similar symptoms. I ended up using a OTC histamine blocker. Are there any tests I should ask about to narrow it down? Thank you.

  • @veronika-iq4ic
    @veronika-iq4ic 8 дней назад

    I experienced a period with histamine intolerance earlier in my life. I tried diets, reduced stress level, and finally I won the battle. But I have to be disciplined, careful and attentive to my organism. When I sin with food (for example eat some good mouldy cheese and then continue to eat sweets or cakes (processed sugar) ), sometimes the glass overflows and then I have to start antihistamine diet again and go on for weeks to feel better. :-( What this doctor says, makes sense. I was totally healthy when I attended a birthday party. No alcohol, just a little glass of Tokaj wine. Blameless meal. And then the desserts. 2 days after party I felt completely sick, leaking nose etc. Just one good lunch and that's it!

  • @charlieb9144
    @charlieb9144 12 дней назад

    Is it possible to have histamine issues without symtpoms like hives/allergies? I have fatigue some days very severe, anxiety out of no where, weakness in body and brain fog amongst others. Amazing content thank you.

  • @Joesabbagh27
    @Joesabbagh27 Год назад +6

    Fantastic content. Looking forward to more.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Год назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed it! More in the works 😊

  • @anthonyd9426
    @anthonyd9426 5 месяцев назад +1

    I wish I could work with you. I’m in the US and struggling so badly. Do you know of any herbalists in the US that you would recommend? I saw on your website that you can’t take international patients.

  • @Manifestwithsha
    @Manifestwithsha 6 месяцев назад +1

    Which company would you recommend to get tested for vitamin, metal, gut health levels?

  • @SevenCostanza
    @SevenCostanza 10 дней назад

    So basically theres a million different things it could be and youll never work it out .

  • @AM2K2
    @AM2K2 11 дней назад

    Hey - I read vitamin C is good for reducing histamine, do you use it? Thanks :)

  • @aprildawn82
    @aprildawn82 4 месяца назад +1

    Can someone PLEASE tell me if it's normal to have an almost mental breakdown about a week after moving away from heavy mold exposure?? I had a horrible day, out of the blue, yesterday and my daughter had the same thing happen a few days ago. It was so strange because we both felt like just laying in bed and crying and that is NOT us. We're typically very upbeat. I think it must be a mold detox symptom or something because we felt so strangely similar. I just wanted to throw the covers over my head and cry. (I also was an idiot and forgot to replace our pillows.) They've been thoroughly washed and dried now and I feel a little better this morning thankfully. Is all that normal detox symptoms?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  3 месяца назад +1

      Yes indeed. I see this from time to time as a detox reaction!

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 2 месяца назад

      No dear at all I have been there today my family left me thinking I am mentally ill😢

    • @aprildawn82
      @aprildawn82 2 месяца назад

      @@ByronHerbalist Thank you so much for your response! It helps to know that we are getting somewhere. We're feeling a lot better these days, but still working on it. ❤️

  • @cammieklund
    @cammieklund 11 дней назад

    I wish you told us what your client did to fix her issues though....🤔

  • @verxlized4979
    @verxlized4979 11 дней назад

    Mold gut health herbicides(glyphosate)

  • @edyt.8761
    @edyt.8761 Год назад +3

    I am ready for the complex material! Thank you!

  • @hoboonwheels9289
    @hoboonwheels9289 3 месяца назад +1

    Mom resolved mold with bleach water.

  • @casperinsight3524
    @casperinsight3524 Год назад +1

    Luv the enzyme blocked drain anology triggering histamine intolerance info 💥🎯
    Histamine breakdown in the gut
    Methylation enzyme process
    Compromised detox pathways Do Not tolerate alcohols potent neurotoxiciry

  • @emmabateman418
    @emmabateman418 6 месяцев назад +1

    Fantastic video. I wish I could have an appointment with you

  • @KellyLamb
    @KellyLamb Год назад +5

    This is fantastic, thank you.

  • @melriini8280
    @melriini8280 6 месяцев назад +1

    Do you know anything about toxaprevent?

  • @markme3259
    @markme3259 9 месяцев назад +1

    …the bottom line is histamine intolerance is both the ‘cause’ and the ‘ effect’ in others …

  • @alikigia
    @alikigia 9 месяцев назад +2

    Wow best explanation ever! Thank you so much!

  • @funghouls5498
    @funghouls5498 28 дней назад

    Subscribed after this presentation. Thank you and will search for more to follow up

  • @KimberlyKling
    @KimberlyKling 14 дней назад

    Your videos are top knotch! I'm so grateful for this very clear and comprehensive explanation.

  • @andrewtechnerd9344
    @andrewtechnerd9344 Год назад +4

    You are amazing, love your videos and help.

  • @sallypettit7156
    @sallypettit7156 Год назад +2

    Watch at a faster speed.

  • @nomade438
    @nomade438 Год назад +2

    What is your approach like treatment for fungal overgrowth,mold exposure???i lost lot of money tried tons of treatment

    • @hollayevladimiroff131
      @hollayevladimiroff131 Год назад +3

      vegetable diet, no sugar,!

    • @duttasundar54
      @duttasundar54 Год назад

      avoiding exposure is simply the treatment taking binders and glutathione liposomal or iv

    • @iseeyou2810
      @iseeyou2810 Год назад +1

      Carnivore diet and fasting

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@duttasundar54did u get exposed I am soo sick of this

  • @gaild1058
    @gaild1058 8 месяцев назад +2

    No mention of HRT and too much estrogen

    • @jennysiepka9900
      @jennysiepka9900 8 месяцев назад +1

      would like to know as well if he has seen histamine issues increase with bio HRT

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  8 месяцев назад +2

      No, I don’t see this as many as other clinicians even in my oestrogen dominant patients. Not sure what to make of that

    • @jennysiepka9900
      @jennysiepka9900 8 месяцев назад

      thank you@@ByronHerbalist

  • @gksk520
    @gksk520 Год назад +1

    What can I take/do during pregnancy for my histamine intolerance?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Год назад +1

      ooh that's a tricky one. Probiotics and prebiotics are safe generally. Vitamin C maybe, DAO probably but not studied. Things like quercetin are best avoided here

  • @talori5417
    @talori5417 5 месяцев назад +1

    Can prolonged fasting cure this??

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  5 месяцев назад +1

      maybe help but I wouldn't think a cure here

  • @humblerojo6300
    @humblerojo6300 6 месяцев назад

    Mold!! Ugh! Food reactions are bad enough but chronic, practically unavoidable, household mold and airborne mold from rotten vegetation are just as chronic a contributor.

  • @artsiecrafty4164
    @artsiecrafty4164 2 месяца назад

    My root cause is : GENETIC. NOTHING I CAN DO ABOUT THAT.

  • @stellaancimer8505
    @stellaancimer8505 Месяц назад

    What do you think about gaps diet? I truly see the solution for healing the gut properly😊

  • @hadassah6085
    @hadassah6085 Год назад +2

    Are there any tests a GP can do to work out which underlying cause?

    • @helenndow1101
      @helenndow1101 Год назад +2

      I wish. G P know nothing about histamine

    • @IndiBex86
      @IndiBex86 11 месяцев назад

      A lot of causes are in the gut. There are independent companies that do stool tests to check the gut microbiome. It's worth the money.

  • @RosieRoserules
    @RosieRoserules 10 месяцев назад +1

    OneMain trigger you left out is NSAID's. I cannot even take one aspirin Tylenol or Ibuprofen without having a pain in my digestive system for the next 2 weeks mainly a pain in the right center of my chest which seems to be somewhere near the liver area but it happens like clockwork if I take any painkillers so now I'm not able to ever take any sort of painkiller for any reason without paying the price. My other symptoms are excess mucus which always makes me cough. The dander of people in general is a trigger for me if I walk into a clothing store or hotel or somewhere, my body begins to attack everyone's dander

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  10 месяцев назад +1

      NSAIDs can be big here. I would look into leaky gut as a driver if they are problematic

    • @vanessac1965
      @vanessac1965 9 месяцев назад +2

      Dander? Wouldn't clothing stores be a problem of dust, mold, vocs?

    • @michelleslifeonrepeat
      @michelleslifeonrepeat 6 месяцев назад

      And formaldehyde, perfumes,

  • @Bazza5000
    @Bazza5000 Год назад +5

    I think I was born with it. I have had ADHD since a kid and then I got food poisoning in Egypt and got worse and worse and then bad IBS. I am fasting and following a low histamine diet and taking anti-bacterials.

  • @ummu8585
    @ummu8585 5 месяцев назад +1

    What about seasonal allergy ??

  • @aliyannajoy1607
    @aliyannajoy1607 6 месяцев назад

    I have a poser.....i am histamine sensitive....react to things like some ferments....but also allergic to antihistamines....how does this work... Most sulpher foods in fact most are good except garlic in some instances. I did have a lot of allergies...50+ at one time.....including wheat and dairy...all protiens. After a 10+ year absence and healing those are both tolerated. Butstill fighting a fungal issue. I understand about most thinks that you have to talk about...studied with Andy Cutler Hall...had autistic kids...and worked with him for a protocol to remove heavy metals...Not sure if this making sense...but the intolerance and the allergy to the help don't make much sense to me.

  • @Dobrusska
    @Dobrusska Год назад +1

    Great video.
    Any other than B2 nutrient is drained by MCAS/ hist ? How much B2 you'd supplement?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Год назад +3

      Tons! I would generally do a b complex as tolerated. B1 is huge here too.

    • @mytravls
      @mytravls Год назад

      @@ByronHerbalistwhat is tons? Like literally in tons?

  • @jedbennett7397
    @jedbennett7397 8 месяцев назад +12

    Thank you 🙏 I’ll be in contact to make an appointment soon - I’ve been down this Histamine rabbit hole for 12 months after a Vx injury and long covid. You’ve finally managed to explain all of my issues in 21 minutes and I’m excited

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  8 месяцев назад +1

      Looking forward to connecting

    • @user-qy7tb3hi2d
      @user-qy7tb3hi2d 8 месяцев назад +1

      Vax triggered MCAS and now have destabilized diabetes type 2. I had rare testing at Mayo clinic that identified MCAS. No one has mentioned diabetes treatment. Help

    • @melriini8280
      @melriini8280 6 месяцев назад

      How good is it getting answers??!!!!

    • @1970Mrmaurizio
      @1970Mrmaurizio 6 месяцев назад

      you have been damaged by the vaxx, ther is no long covid. greetings

    • @keegsmum
      @keegsmum 5 месяцев назад

      @@user-qy7tb3hi2d I too had vax triggered MCAs but of course my doctor refuses to accept the possibility that this could even happen, so he won't treat me.

  • @olderandwiser127
    @olderandwiser127 5 месяцев назад

    My wife developed histamine intolerance and MCAS after a Lyme protocol involving the use of bee venom. She's currently in the worse flare ever, and suffering greatly. Stay clear of Ellie Lobel and her crazy therapy.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  5 месяцев назад

      That sounds extreme. I hope you guys recover well!

  • @missiris1234
    @missiris1234 Год назад +6

    I feel much better when taking DAO. I have a very good diet. You sound very knowledgeable. This is so complicated

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Год назад +12

      I can be complicated. I've got a mega histamine guide in the works to help people navigate this issue. stay tuned!

    • @merylottenstein4575
      @merylottenstein4575 10 месяцев назад +3

      ​@ByronHerbalist Hello, I have had allergies since I was 2. Foods and pollen, dust etc. I am now in my 50's and am allergic to almost every food and now have chemical sensitivities. I am miserable! My mother took tetracycline when pregnant with me. Do you think this played a role?

    • @BobBobby-uh9zz
      @BobBobby-uh9zz 7 месяцев назад +1

      DAO made an almost immediate difference to me too, taken before and with food.

    • @gradivazoe
      @gradivazoe 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@merylottenstein4575 I'm also a tetracycline baby... And quite sure my issues are related...

    • @charlieb9144
      @charlieb9144 12 дней назад

      ​@BobBobby-uh9zz hi, That's great. What brand would you suggest please? And would you take a standard dose or higher? Many thanks!

  • @movingforward2570
    @movingforward2570 7 месяцев назад

    I am also allergic to the cold living in GA I always suffer the 1st quarter of the yr.

  • @michelleslifeonrepeat
    @michelleslifeonrepeat 6 месяцев назад

    I’m double mutated on that MTHFRfrom father and mothers dna.. what does this mean and how shall I go forward?

    • @lxrose
      @lxrose 4 месяца назад

      You need to use supplements with methilfolate and metilkobalamin. They can be used directly without the missing or reduced enzime

  • @pattypereirataylor2604
    @pattypereirataylor2604 7 месяцев назад

    I have to take 200-400 mg of Hidroxychloroquinine for my lupus. This medicine depletes DAO by 90%. What can I do to help this? DAO supplements are very expensive :(

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  7 месяцев назад

      Yes that's a tricky one for sure. A bit of a stumper without direct supplementation.

  • @dorinaferaru8509
    @dorinaferaru8509 6 месяцев назад

    We. Listening for an. Hour to. Telling us a vitamins

  • @LearnCreateLove
    @LearnCreateLove 6 месяцев назад

    I need a doctor that understands this like you sir! I am in AZ. Do you see patients via online?

  • @rickasinghbhoola8719
    @rickasinghbhoola8719 6 месяцев назад

    Loved this video. When are you coming to the Uk. I would like to make an appointment.

  • @MGJ-nu6zj
    @MGJ-nu6zj 2 месяца назад

    Thank you. You’re an excellent educator. I really appreciate the suggestions you are sharing. God Bless🙏

  • @SurvivedaReset
    @SurvivedaReset 8 месяцев назад +1

    starts 2:30

  • @philmcrackinnow
    @philmcrackinnow 6 месяцев назад

    My genetics show that I break down histamines too slowly.

  • @evb1601
    @evb1601 Год назад

    Who is the 'Lambert' person you refer to? The cc says Elizabeth Lambert and the audio sounds like Melisma Lambert. I'd love to find her.