Histamine is a molecule that plays a major role in local immune responses, produced and released by basophils and mast cells as part of the inflammatory response to a foreign body. To understand the ...

It is produced as part of the local immune response to invading bodies and triggers inflammation as well as performing several important functions in the bowel. Much of the histamine in the body ...

Histamine intolerance, though not officially recognized by mainstream medicine, is believed to cause allergy-like symptoms ...

A 2018 review describes histamine as having a ‘paradoxical nature’, as it can both increase and decrease inflammation levels. Some people develop symptoms in response to foods that contain or ...

Among the factors that act on endothelial cells, histamine is stored ... released in response to cell/tissue damage, is thought to influence various inflammatory actions. DAMP is the abbreviation ...

Abstract and Introduction Predicting and Establishing the Clinical Efficacy of a Histamine H Application ... antiallergic and anti-inflammatory properties, as well as its clinical efficacy in ...

This causes inflammation, which lets other chemicals ... If you have a food allergy, histamines are in on that response process, too. When you accidentally eat or drink something you shouldn ...

This can trigger an immune response ... intolerance irritable bowel syndrome inflammatory bowel disease A doctor usually asks anyone who may have histamine intolerance to keep a food diary.

Over time, the body's response to these substances breaks down healthy cells and tissues. Depression is now understood to reflect a chronic inflammation process. Histamine, released during chronic ...