Re: Leaky gut and blood pressure

[Guest guest]

Whether to stop histamine depends on why they are

there. MAST cells protect you from the

environment that comes in with food. If IgG's

are problem you would not want to tame those down

as they protect you from invading bacteria and

viruses also. If IgE are the problem then those

are allergens that are harmless and a histamine

would be all you would need. I doubt it is as

simple as a histamine problem. You'd want to

know why histamines are reacting. Doctors rarely

look for the cause and that's why they and their

medicines tend to cause more illness, than they

resolve.

--- Alessa wrote:

> Hi ,

> Here's what the handout says:

>

> Functions of Intestinal Mucous Layer

> (Epithelial Layer):

> The mucous layer also referred to as the

> epithelial layer, is a very

> thin, one cell thick wet area that lines the

> intestinal walls, lungs,

> eyes, nasal cavities and vaginal wall. It

> serves the following

> functions:

> 1. Protective barrier-protects and covers mast

> cells that contain

> histamine.

> 2. Activates enzymes.

> 3. Secretes antibodies made from the intestinal

> wall.

> 4. Prevents yeast and parasites from adhering

> to the intestinal wall.

>

> Ketotifen is an antihistamine that reduces the

> harmful effects of

> histamine which allows the mucous layer to come

> back and heal the

> intestinal well.

> The information sheet says it should be taken

> for about 6 months.

>

> Hope this helps,

> :^)

> Alessa

>

>

> Re: Leaky Gut and blood pressure question

> Posted by: " Gikas " skg59@...

> homewinstonblack

> Fri Aug 11, 2006 1:02 pm (PST)

>

> Thanks Alessa,

>

> I'm still not quite sure how this drug would

> repair gut mucosa, but I

> hope it helps you.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Whether to stop histamine depends on why they are

there. MAST cells protect you from the

environment that comes in with food. If IgG's

are problem you would not want to tame those down

as they protect you from invading bacteria and

viruses also. If IgE are the problem then those

are allergens that are harmless and a histamine

would be all you would need. I doubt it is as

simple as a histamine problem. You'd want to

know why histamines are reacting. Doctors rarely

look for the cause and that's why they and their

medicines tend to cause more illness, than they

resolve.

--- Alessa wrote:

> Hi ,

> Here's what the handout says:

>

> Functions of Intestinal Mucous Layer

> (Epithelial Layer):

> The mucous layer also referred to as the

> epithelial layer, is a very

> thin, one cell thick wet area that lines the

> intestinal walls, lungs,

> eyes, nasal cavities and vaginal wall. It

> serves the following

> functions:

> 1. Protective barrier-protects and covers mast

> cells that contain

> histamine.

> 2. Activates enzymes.

> 3. Secretes antibodies made from the intestinal

> wall.

> 4. Prevents yeast and parasites from adhering

> to the intestinal wall.

>

> Ketotifen is an antihistamine that reduces the

> harmful effects of

> histamine which allows the mucous layer to come

> back and heal the

> intestinal well.

> The information sheet says it should be taken

> for about 6 months.

>

> Hope this helps,

> :^)

> Alessa

>

>

> Re: Leaky Gut and blood pressure question

> Posted by: " Gikas " skg59@...

> homewinstonblack

> Fri Aug 11, 2006 1:02 pm (PST)

>

> Thanks Alessa,

>

> I'm still not quite sure how this drug would

> repair gut mucosa, but I

> hope it helps you.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Whether to stop histamine depends on why they are

there. MAST cells protect you from the

environment that comes in with food. If IgG's

are problem you would not want to tame those down

as they protect you from invading bacteria and

viruses also. If IgE are the problem then those

are allergens that are harmless and a histamine

would be all you would need. I doubt it is as

simple as a histamine problem. You'd want to

know why histamines are reacting. Doctors rarely

look for the cause and that's why they and their

medicines tend to cause more illness, than they

resolve.

--- Alessa wrote:

> Hi ,

> Here's what the handout says:

>

> Functions of Intestinal Mucous Layer

> (Epithelial Layer):

> The mucous layer also referred to as the

> epithelial layer, is a very

> thin, one cell thick wet area that lines the

> intestinal walls, lungs,

> eyes, nasal cavities and vaginal wall. It

> serves the following

> functions:

> 1. Protective barrier-protects and covers mast

> cells that contain

> histamine.

> 2. Activates enzymes.

> 3. Secretes antibodies made from the intestinal

> wall.

> 4. Prevents yeast and parasites from adhering

> to the intestinal wall.

>

> Ketotifen is an antihistamine that reduces the

> harmful effects of

> histamine which allows the mucous layer to come

> back and heal the

> intestinal well.

> The information sheet says it should be taken

> for about 6 months.

>

> Hope this helps,

> :^)

> Alessa

>

>

> Re: Leaky Gut and blood pressure question

> Posted by: " Gikas " skg59@...

> homewinstonblack

> Fri Aug 11, 2006 1:02 pm (PST)

>

> Thanks Alessa,

>

> I'm still not quite sure how this drug would

> repair gut mucosa, but I

> hope it helps you.

>

>

>