Histamine intolerance
Food SensitivitiesHistamine intolerance refers to symptoms that arise when histamine from foods or fermentation accumulates faster than the body can break it down, mainly through the enzyme DAO.
Variants in DAO and related histamine-metabolism genes have been studied as a partial explanation for why some people react more strongly to histamine-rich foods.
This result reflects research-level variation in histamine handling and is not a diagnosis of intolerance, allergy, or mast cell disease.
Diet (aged cheese, wine, fermented foods), gut health, hormones, medications, and infections also strongly affect histamine load and tolerance.
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