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Dear Have you ever asked your Doctor why this happens?

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I've discovered that beer is big catalyst for me. I generaly drink just on the weekends with my friends and it doesn't happen every time I drink. Just one more thing to add to the list of catalyst's.Ty

- ,Hi ,Your latest flare-up probably had more to do with thered wine. Wine, especially red wine, is loaded withhistamine. Avoiding wine in the future might be allyou need to do to continue to keep your hives undercontrol.Joan--- va1s@... wrote:> my hives were in remission (or i should say i could> deal with the moderate> itching with very few hives or outbreaks) for the> last year or so. the other> night i ate a slice of pizza and drank half a bottle> of red wine and boom..> i woke up the next mornig with the left side of my> body having numerous> amounts of huge itchy hives.. i got so scared the> whole thing was goin to> start again. i took claritan, i prayed, and i> fasted for 2 days and> continued my herbal medicine (heavy) and so far so> good. ive said this> before. im taking candicyn from professional> wellness along with a product> called defend. the candicyn consist of herbs such as> pau darco, sodium> caprylate, gentian extract, greek oregano,> grapefruit seed extract,> goldenseal extract, barberry, ginger, cinnamon> chamomile and biotin. the> defend has selenium olive leaf extract and echinacea> angustifolia root> extract. these products are supposedly for yeast> and digestive problems so i> had tried them. for me they work. i feel they clean> out my body and i feel> they help keep my body in the delicate balance that> it needs to be in.> finally it probably works because somehow it got> into my own " belief system " > that it works. 90% of a medicines success depends> on your belief that it> will work. regards peter>__________________________________________________