Serotonin, Allergies, Histamine

[Guest guest]

This applies to anyone who has any kind of allergies, no matter how

insignificant they seem. Some symptoms, such as fatigue, is related to

food allergies.

Pieced together from various sources:

Many patients with obsessive-compulsive tendencies,

" oppositional-defiant disorder, " or seasonal depression are

under-methylated, which is associated with low serotonin levels. Often

with inhalant allergies, frequent headaches, perfectionism,

competitiveness and other distinctive symptoms and traits. Tend to be

very low in calcium, magnesium, methionine, and vitamin B-6 with

excessive levels of folic acid. People with high histamine levels have a

positive effect from SSRIs and other serotonin-enhancing medications

(Paxil, Zoloft, Prozac, Celexa, Effexor, etc.) because methylation is a

step in the manufacture of mood stabilizing neurotransmitters.

Unfortunately, histadelics often have nasty side effects with these

medications.

Histamine excess can be manifest as asthma, vasomotor rhinitis, allergic

skin disorders with pruritis, excess stomach acid production (acts as a

gastric hormone to stimulate flow of HCl), saliva, tears, and thin nasal

and bronchial secretions, and certain types of vascular headaches. This

is the basis of anti-histamine medications. Excessive histamine results

because of the inadequate methylation in liver detoxification. Histamine

opposes adrenalin in its effects and as expected fatigue occurs just as

it occurs in adrenal exhaustion.

Biochemical treatment revolves around antifolates, especially calcium

and methionine. Certain forms of buffered vitamin C can help by

providing calcium and ascorbic acid. Three to six months of nutrient

therapy are usually needed to correct this chemical imbalance. As in

most biochemical therapies, the symptoms usually return if treatment is

stopped.

Methylation is involved in DNA synthesis, masking and unmasking of DNA,

detoxification, heavy mental detoxification, nerve myelination,

carnitine and coenzyme Q 10 synthesis. *The relationship of mood and

behavior to Histadelia is due to the fact that methylation is involved

in neurotransmitter synthesis.*

This condition is characterized by low levels of serotonin, dopamine,

and norepinephrine, high whole blood histamine and elevated absolute

basophils. In severe cases involving psychosis, the dominant symptom is

usually delusional thinking rather than hallucinations. They tend to

speak very little & may sit motionless for extended periods. They may

appear outwardly calm, but suffer from extreme internal anxiety.

“Adrenaline (Epinephrine) is the only chemical that can quickly

eliminate histamine in a person. So called " antihistamines " like

Benadryl only work to block some of your body's histamine receptors

(relieving some histamine related symptoms), they do not remove

histamine. My body tried in vain to reduce this high level of histamine

to a normal level, by releasing abnormally large quantities (spikes) of

adrenaline into my blood stream. This created nervous energy and

sometimes even panic attacks if the spikes were large enough.”

Treatment: Methionine, Quercetin, Rutin, Vitamin C, Calcium, Magnesium.

TMG, Copper (maybe)

Avoid: DMAE, Vitamin B6 (Niacinamide), Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid), allergic

foods

Symptoms:

Lowered dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine

Sweating

Frequent Colds

Hyperactivity

Depression

Impulsive

Obsessive-Compulsive

Crying

Insomnia

Extreme Drive and Motivation

Sparse Body Hair

Allergies (including eye allergies)

Perfectionism

High Libido

Shay

[Guest guest]

say a lot of whats written below sounds familiar if i really take a

good look at myself and my personality as well as the physical things.

in fact if sweating and frequent cold wasn't on the list below it

would perfectly describe me.

i read a long time ago that increasing serotonin without increasing

dopamine increases the amount of immune t cells that are thought to

be responsible for immune reactions or allergy's. ive been unable to

find where i read this online, but i am certain that ive read it word

for word.

>

> This applies to anyone who has any kind of allergies, no matter how

> insignificant they seem. Some symptoms, such as fatigue, is related

to

> food allergies.

>

> Pieced together from various sources:

>

> Many patients with obsessive-compulsive tendencies,

> " oppositional-defiant disorder, " or seasonal depression are

> under-methylated, which is associated with low serotonin levels.

Often

> with inhalant allergies, frequent headaches, perfectionism,

> competitiveness and other distinctive symptoms and traits. Tend to

be

> very low in calcium, magnesium, methionine, and vitamin B-6 with

> excessive levels of folic acid. People with high histamine levels

have a

> positive effect from SSRIs and other serotonin-enhancing

medications

> (Paxil, Zoloft, Prozac, Celexa, Effexor, etc.) because methylation

is a

> step in the manufacture of mood stabilizing neurotransmitters.

> Unfortunately, histadelics often have nasty side effects with these

> medications.

>

> Histamine excess can be manifest as asthma, vasomotor rhinitis,

allergic

> skin disorders with pruritis, excess stomach acid production (acts

as a

> gastric hormone to stimulate flow of HCl), saliva, tears, and thin

nasal

> and bronchial secretions, and certain types of vascular headaches.

This

> is the basis of anti-histamine medications. Excessive histamine

results

> because of the inadequate methylation in liver detoxification.

Histamine

> opposes adrenalin in its effects and as expected fatigue occurs

just as

> it occurs in adrenal exhaustion.

>

> Biochemical treatment revolves around antifolates, especially

calcium

> and methionine. Certain forms of buffered vitamin C can help by

> providing calcium and ascorbic acid. Three to six months of

nutrient

> therapy are usually needed to correct this chemical imbalance. As

in

> most biochemical therapies, the symptoms usually return if

treatment is

> stopped.

>

> Methylation is involved in DNA synthesis, masking and unmasking of

DNA,

> detoxification, heavy mental detoxification, nerve myelination,

> carnitine and coenzyme Q 10 synthesis. *The relationship of mood

and

> behavior to Histadelia is due to the fact that methylation is

involved

> in neurotransmitter synthesis.*

>

> This condition is characterized by low levels of serotonin,

dopamine,

> and norepinephrine, high whole blood histamine and elevated

absolute

> basophils. In severe cases involving psychosis, the dominant

symptom is

> usually delusional thinking rather than hallucinations. They tend

to

> speak very little & may sit motionless for extended periods. They

may

> appear outwardly calm, but suffer from extreme internal anxiety.

> " Adrenaline (Epinephrine) is the only chemical that can quickly

> eliminate histamine in a person. So called " antihistamines " like

> Benadryl only work to block some of your body's histamine receptors

> (relieving some histamine related symptoms), they do not remove

> histamine. My body tried in vain to reduce this high level of

histamine

> to a normal level, by releasing abnormally large quantities

(spikes) of

> adrenaline into my blood stream. This created nervous energy and

> sometimes even panic attacks if the spikes were large enough. "

>

> Treatment: Methionine, Quercetin, Rutin, Vitamin C, Calcium,

Magnesium.

> TMG, Copper (maybe)

>

> Avoid: DMAE, Vitamin B6 (Niacinamide), Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid),

allergic

> foods

>

> Symptoms:

>

> Lowered dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine

> Sweating

> Frequent Colds

> Hyperactivity

> Depression

> Impulsive

> Obsessive-Compulsive

> Crying

> Insomnia

> Extreme Drive and Motivation

> Sparse Body Hair

> Allergies (including eye allergies)

> Perfectionism

> High Libido

>

>

>

> Shay

>

[Guest guest]

I'd suggest getting a blood test done for histamine levels, I'm getting

one done this week. The neurotransmitter test may not have been accurate

or useful on the most part, but at least it did alert me to my out of

whack histamine levels. I had no clue about high histamine levels until

this, even after a year of research. Makes sense in my case because I've

always had bad allergies, in fact I used to be on allergy shots when I

was 5 years old. Before I started antidepressants, I had been on allergy

medicines for years... maybe my stopping of the anti-histamines led to

the nervousness and depression. I do feel a lot more relaxed now that

I've started treatment and started avoided foods I'm allergic to.

Shay

nemo.shark wrote:

>

> say a lot of whats written below sounds familiar if i really take a

> good look at myself and my personality as well as the physical things.

>

> in fact if sweating and frequent cold wasn't on the list below it

> would perfectly describe me.

>

> i read a long time ago that increasing serotonin without increasing

> dopamine increases the amount of immune t cells that are thought to

> be responsible for immune reactions or allergy's. ive been unable to

> find where i read this online, but i am certain that ive read it word

> for word.

>

>

> >

> > This applies to anyone who has any kind of allergies, no matter how

> > insignificant they seem. Some symptoms, such as fatigue, is related

> to

> > food allergies.

> >

> > Pieced together from various sources:

> >

> > Many patients with obsessive-compulsive tendencies,

> > " oppositional-defiant disorder, " or seasonal depression are

> > under-methylated, which is associated with low serotonin levels.

> Often

> > with inhalant allergies, frequent headaches, perfectionism,

> > competitiveness and other distinctive symptoms and traits. Tend to

> be

> > very low in calcium, magnesium, methionine, and vitamin B-6 with

> > excessive levels of folic acid. People with high histamine levels

> have a

> > positive effect from SSRIs and other serotonin-enhancing

> medications

> > (Paxil, Zoloft, Prozac, Celexa, Effexor, etc.) because methylation

> is a

> > step in the manufacture of mood stabilizing neurotransmitters.

> > Unfortunately, histadelics often have nasty side effects with these

> > medications.

> >

> > Histamine excess can be manifest as asthma, vasomotor rhinitis,

> allergic

> > skin disorders with pruritis, excess stomach acid production (acts

> as a

> > gastric hormone to stimulate flow of HCl), saliva, tears, and thin

> nasal

> > and bronchial secretions, and certain types of vascular headaches.

> This

> > is the basis of anti-histamine medications. Excessive histamine

> results

> > because of the inadequate methylation in liver detoxification.

> Histamine

> > opposes adrenalin in its effects and as expected fatigue occurs

> just as

> > it occurs in adrenal exhaustion.

> >

> > Biochemical treatment revolves around antifolates, especially

> calcium

> > and methionine. Certain forms of buffered vitamin C can help by

> > providing calcium and ascorbic acid. Three to six months of

> nutrient

> > therapy are usually needed to correct this chemical imbalance. As

> in

> > most biochemical therapies, the symptoms usually return if

> treatment is

> > stopped.

> >

> > Methylation is involved in DNA synthesis, masking and unmasking of

> DNA,

> > detoxification, heavy mental detoxification, nerve myelination,

> > carnitine and coenzyme Q 10 synthesis. *The relationship of mood

> and

> > behavior to Histadelia is due to the fact that methylation is

> involved

> > in neurotransmitter synthesis.*

> >

> > This condition is characterized by low levels of serotonin,

> dopamine,

> > and norepinephrine, high whole blood histamine and elevated

> absolute

> > basophils. In severe cases involving psychosis, the dominant

> symptom is

> > usually delusional thinking rather than hallucinations. They tend

> to

> > speak very little & may sit motionless for extended periods. They

> may

> > appear outwardly calm, but suffer from extreme internal anxiety.

> > " Adrenaline (Epinephrine) is the only chemical that can quickly

> > eliminate histamine in a person. So called " antihistamines " like

> > Benadryl only work to block some of your body's histamine receptors

> > (relieving some histamine related symptoms), they do not remove

> > histamine. My body tried in vain to reduce this high level of

> histamine

> > to a normal level, by releasing abnormally large quantities

> (spikes) of

> > adrenaline into my blood stream. This created nervous energy and

> > sometimes even panic attacks if the spikes were large enough. "

> >

> > Treatment: Methionine, Quercetin, Rutin, Vitamin C, Calcium,

> Magnesium.

> > TMG, Copper (maybe)

> >

> > Avoid: DMAE, Vitamin B6 (Niacinamide), Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid),

> allergic

> > foods

> >

> > Symptoms:

> >

> > Lowered dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine

> > Sweating

> > Frequent Colds

> > Hyperactivity

> > Depression

> > Impulsive

> > Obsessive-Compulsive

> > Crying

> > Insomnia

> > Extreme Drive and Motivation

> > Sparse Body Hair

> > Allergies (including eye allergies)

> > Perfectionism

> > High Libido

> >

> >

> >

> > Shay

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

i think high histamine could have contributed to the efects of srris

in regard to pssd, especially if the statement i made about raising

serotonin with out raising dopamine increasing t cells that are

responsible for immune or allergic reactions.

but if this is the culprit of pssd then lowering histamine probably

wouldn't help pssd as the damage done would be on the cellular level

and only time healthy nutrition and lifestyle would help to reverse

it.

after all it wasn't the high histamine that did this its the ssri, as

we were perfectly ok with high hisamine with out the presence of

ssris before we took them.

this kind of inflammation can kill brain cells as it is suspected in

parkinson's and other similar disorders.

> > >

> > > This applies to anyone who has any kind of allergies, no matter

how

> > > insignificant they seem. Some symptoms, such as fatigue, is

related

> > to

> > > food allergies.

> > >

> > > Pieced together from various sources:

> > >

> > > Many patients with obsessive-compulsive tendencies,

> > > " oppositional-defiant disorder, " or seasonal depression are

> > > under-methylated, which is associated with low serotonin levels.

> > Often

> > > with inhalant allergies, frequent headaches, perfectionism,

> > > competitiveness and other distinctive symptoms and traits. Tend

to

> > be

> > > very low in calcium, magnesium, methionine, and vitamin B-6 with

> > > excessive levels of folic acid. People with high histamine

levels

> > have a

> > > positive effect from SSRIs and other serotonin-enhancing

> > medications

> > > (Paxil, Zoloft, Prozac, Celexa, Effexor, etc.) because

methylation

> > is a

> > > step in the manufacture of mood stabilizing neurotransmitters.

> > > Unfortunately, histadelics often have nasty side effects with

these

> > > medications.

> > >

> > > Histamine excess can be manifest as asthma, vasomotor rhinitis,

> > allergic

> > > skin disorders with pruritis, excess stomach acid production

(acts

> > as a

> > > gastric hormone to stimulate flow of HCl), saliva, tears, and

thin

> > nasal

> > > and bronchial secretions, and certain types of vascular

headaches.

> > This

> > > is the basis of anti-histamine medications. Excessive histamine

> > results

> > > because of the inadequate methylation in liver detoxification.

> > Histamine

> > > opposes adrenalin in its effects and as expected fatigue occurs

> > just as

> > > it occurs in adrenal exhaustion.

> > >

> > > Biochemical treatment revolves around antifolates, especially

> > calcium

> > > and methionine. Certain forms of buffered vitamin C can help by

> > > providing calcium and ascorbic acid. Three to six months of

> > nutrient

> > > therapy are usually needed to correct this chemical imbalance.

As

> > in

> > > most biochemical therapies, the symptoms usually return if

> > treatment is

> > > stopped.

> > >

> > > Methylation is involved in DNA synthesis, masking and unmasking

of

> > DNA,

> > > detoxification, heavy mental detoxification, nerve myelination,

> > > carnitine and coenzyme Q 10 synthesis. *The relationship of mood

> > and

> > > behavior to Histadelia is due to the fact that methylation is

> > involved

> > > in neurotransmitter synthesis.*

> > >

> > > This condition is characterized by low levels of serotonin,

> > dopamine,

> > > and norepinephrine, high whole blood histamine and elevated

> > absolute

> > > basophils. In severe cases involving psychosis, the dominant

> > symptom is

> > > usually delusional thinking rather than hallucinations. They

tend

> > to

> > > speak very little & may sit motionless for extended periods.

They

> > may

> > > appear outwardly calm, but suffer from extreme internal anxiety.

> > > " Adrenaline (Epinephrine) is the only chemical that can quickly

> > > eliminate histamine in a person. So called " antihistamines " like

> > > Benadryl only work to block some of your body's histamine

receptors

> > > (relieving some histamine related symptoms), they do not remove

> > > histamine. My body tried in vain to reduce this high level of

> > histamine

> > > to a normal level, by releasing abnormally large quantities

> > (spikes) of

> > > adrenaline into my blood stream. This created nervous energy and

> > > sometimes even panic attacks if the spikes were large enough. "

> > >

> > > Treatment: Methionine, Quercetin, Rutin, Vitamin C, Calcium,

> > Magnesium.

> > > TMG, Copper (maybe)

> > >

> > > Avoid: DMAE, Vitamin B6 (Niacinamide), Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid),

> > allergic

> > > foods

> > >

> > > Symptoms:

> > >

> > > Lowered dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine

> > > Sweating

> > > Frequent Colds

> > > Hyperactivity

> > > Depression

> > > Impulsive

> > > Obsessive-Compulsive

> > > Crying

> > > Insomnia

> > > Extreme Drive and Motivation

> > > Sparse Body Hair

> > > Allergies (including eye allergies)

> > > Perfectionism

> > > High Libido

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Shay

> > >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

p.s. shay is a histamine blood test the same as a testosterone blood

test you have to measure free and total?

> > > >

> > > > This applies to anyone who has any kind of allergies, no

matter

> how

> > > > insignificant they seem. Some symptoms, such as fatigue, is

> related

> > > to

> > > > food allergies.

> > > >

> > > > Pieced together from various sources:

> > > >

> > > > Many patients with obsessive-compulsive tendencies,

> > > > " oppositional-defiant disorder, " or seasonal depression are

> > > > under-methylated, which is associated with low serotonin

levels.

> > > Often

> > > > with inhalant allergies, frequent headaches, perfectionism,

> > > > competitiveness and other distinctive symptoms and traits.

Tend

> to

> > > be

> > > > very low in calcium, magnesium, methionine, and vitamin B-6

with

> > > > excessive levels of folic acid. People with high histamine

> levels

> > > have a

> > > > positive effect from SSRIs and other serotonin-enhancing

> > > medications

> > > > (Paxil, Zoloft, Prozac, Celexa, Effexor, etc.) because

> methylation

> > > is a

> > > > step in the manufacture of mood stabilizing neurotransmitters.

> > > > Unfortunately, histadelics often have nasty side effects with

> these

> > > > medications.

> > > >

> > > > Histamine excess can be manifest as asthma, vasomotor

rhinitis,

> > > allergic

> > > > skin disorders with pruritis, excess stomach acid production

> (acts

> > > as a

> > > > gastric hormone to stimulate flow of HCl), saliva, tears, and

> thin

> > > nasal

> > > > and bronchial secretions, and certain types of vascular

> headaches.

> > > This

> > > > is the basis of anti-histamine medications. Excessive

histamine

> > > results

> > > > because of the inadequate methylation in liver detoxification.

> > > Histamine

> > > > opposes adrenalin in its effects and as expected fatigue

occurs

> > > just as

> > > > it occurs in adrenal exhaustion.

> > > >

> > > > Biochemical treatment revolves around antifolates, especially

> > > calcium

> > > > and methionine. Certain forms of buffered vitamin C can help

by

> > > > providing calcium and ascorbic acid. Three to six months of

> > > nutrient

> > > > therapy are usually needed to correct this chemical

imbalance.

> As

> > > in

> > > > most biochemical therapies, the symptoms usually return if

> > > treatment is

> > > > stopped.

> > > >

> > > > Methylation is involved in DNA synthesis, masking and

unmasking

> of

> > > DNA,

> > > > detoxification, heavy mental detoxification, nerve

myelination,

> > > > carnitine and coenzyme Q 10 synthesis. *The relationship of

mood

> > > and

> > > > behavior to Histadelia is due to the fact that methylation is

> > > involved

> > > > in neurotransmitter synthesis.*

> > > >

> > > > This condition is characterized by low levels of serotonin,

> > > dopamine,

> > > > and norepinephrine, high whole blood histamine and elevated

> > > absolute

> > > > basophils. In severe cases involving psychosis, the dominant

> > > symptom is

> > > > usually delusional thinking rather than hallucinations. They

> tend

> > > to

> > > > speak very little & may sit motionless for extended periods.

> They

> > > may

> > > > appear outwardly calm, but suffer from extreme internal

anxiety.

> > > > " Adrenaline (Epinephrine) is the only chemical that can

quickly

> > > > eliminate histamine in a person. So called " antihistamines "

like

> > > > Benadryl only work to block some of your body's histamine

> receptors

> > > > (relieving some histamine related symptoms), they do not

remove

> > > > histamine. My body tried in vain to reduce this high level of

> > > histamine

> > > > to a normal level, by releasing abnormally large quantities

> > > (spikes) of

> > > > adrenaline into my blood stream. This created nervous energy

and

> > > > sometimes even panic attacks if the spikes were large enough. "

> > > >

> > > > Treatment: Methionine, Quercetin, Rutin, Vitamin C, Calcium,

> > > Magnesium.

> > > > TMG, Copper (maybe)

> > > >

> > > > Avoid: DMAE, Vitamin B6 (Niacinamide), Vitamin B9 (Folic

Acid),

> > > allergic

> > > > foods

> > > >

> > > > Symptoms:

> > > >

> > > > Lowered dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine

> > > > Sweating

> > > > Frequent Colds

> > > > Hyperactivity

> > > > Depression

> > > > Impulsive

> > > > Obsessive-Compulsive

> > > > Crying

> > > > Insomnia

> > > > Extreme Drive and Motivation

> > > > Sparse Body Hair

> > > > Allergies (including eye allergies)

> > > > Perfectionism

> > > > High Libido

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Shay

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>