Histamines

[Guest guest]

I don't know, but these symptoms sound similar to mine when my yeast is at

its worst - usually after I've eaten something I shouldn't or something the

yeast doesn't like. I've thought of them more as allergies and/or food

sensitivities when I've had them.

~

In a message dated 11/25/00 9:21:15 AM Central Standard Time,

Lora715@... writes:

<< Could histamine be the chemical that rises from my chest, into my throat

& nose shortly after eating sugar or yeast ? My eyes smart & my throat

gets sore. It sometimes feels as though I'll be smothered. It doesn't

last long usually. If I draw in a breath outdoors, it is cold like I'd

been

eating menthol. Weird symptom that doctor said he's never heard of in

years of practice. I would try benedryl but I have glaucoma. Lora

>>

[Guest guest]

Try Vitamin C and Quercetin, perhaps. I know that Quercetin and Vitamin C

help decrease my histimine levels naturally. It also helps me to detox in

general. When I get toxic, I take Emergen-C, as it gets to the bloodstream

soonest.

Barb

>From: Lora715@...

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>Subject: histamines

>Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2000 09:20:27 -0600 (CST)

>

>Could histamine be the chemical that rises from my chest, into my throat

> & nose shortly after eating sugar or yeast ? My eyes smart & my throat

>gets sore. It sometimes feels as though I'll be smothered. It doesn't

>last long usually. If I draw in a breath outdoors, it is cold like I'd

>been

>eating menthol. Weird symptom that doctor said he's never heard of in

>years of practice. I would try benedryl but I have glaucoma. Lora

>

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[Guest guest]

I suggest you to investigate your supplements and what you eat.Lactose?

Casein?Wheat products? Sugar?Do you intake these?

Bromelain helps.

bw

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histamines

> Hi everyone,

>

> My histamines are going crazy. It's like the faucet has been turned

> on and the handle broke off. It's even a little difficult to breath.

> Does this sound familiar to anyone? It's been going on for months now

> off and on, and now just constantly for weeks. No cause that I can

> see. Thanks, Edy

>

>

>

>

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

> other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

> discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

[Guest guest]

Edy: We are all having more trouble with allergies this year. With the extra

rain, everything blooming longer, now the heat sending the drying pollens

around, we are all having a whopper of an allergy season. Usually my allergies

are from February through June, milder here in the Santa Cruz coast with foggy

weather, but this summer I have seen people who never had allergies suffer. My

eyes are itching and watery, and that is usually a thing of the past for me.

This year I am on Allegra, Nasonex and have had to do allergy eye drops, and it

still doesn't stop my eyes from itching and watering bunches. You are not the

only one~sorry.

Try adding extra vitamin C. This is often a big help in pulling the extra

toxins out of your body and giving it a boost. Also Quercetin might be helpful.

Try Source Natural (since it's made in s Valley, right near where we live).

Twinlab makes a great Vitamin C.

in La Selva Beach CA

histamines

Hi everyone,

My histamines are going crazy. It's like the faucet has been turned

on and the handle broke off. It's even a little difficult to breath.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? It's been going on for months now

off and on, and now just constantly for weeks. No cause that I can

see. Thanks, Edy

[Guest guest]

Dear Edy,

I have had more problems with histamines, this year, and I don't live in

your area...live semi-arid area, but I think this is a particularly bad year for

environmental allergens. If it is in the external environment, staying

inside, in filtered air should help.

I, usually, " itch all over my body " , when I am allergic to a substance

(food) or to a substance, like dust, molds, etc. in the environment, when those

things are overpowering..It sounds like you are being exposed to substances and

there is an body overload of an allergen (s),

.. Identifying the substance (s) would be helpful, if you can avoid it.

Also, try taking Quercitin with Vitamin C..a natural antihistamine.

Benadryl is, sometimes, effective to stop itching...

Amelia

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

It's funny. I've never had an allergy in my life and I'm now 55. My daughter

swears it's the chemtrails and I think it started when I did so many

antibiotics. Do your palms and soles of your feet feel like poison oak and do

you itch all over your whole body? I've never had an allergy like I said so I

don't actually know what the symptoms are. I already take 5 grams of C a day.

Should I add more do you think? Thanks, Edy

Schmidt <schmidtmba@...> wrote:

Edy: We are all having more trouble with allergies this year. With the

extra rain, everything blooming longer, now the heat sending the drying pollens

around, we are all having a whopper of an allergy season. Usually my allergies

are from February through June, milder here in the Santa Cruz coast with foggy

weather, but this summer I have seen people who never had allergies suffer. My

eyes are itching and watery, and that is usually a thing of the past for me.

This year I am on Allegra, Nasonex and have had to do allergy eye drops, and it

still doesn't stop my eyes from itching and watering bunches. You are not the

only one~sorry.

Try adding extra vitamin C. This is often a big help in pulling the extra toxins

out of your body and giving it a boost. Also Quercetin might be helpful. Try

Source Natural (since it's made in s Valley, right near where we live).

Twinlab makes a great Vitamin C.

in La Selva Beach CA

histamines

Hi everyone,

My histamines are going crazy. It's like the faucet has been turned

on and the handle broke off. It's even a little difficult to breath.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? It's been going on for months now

off and on, and now just constantly for weeks. No cause that I can

see. Thanks, Edy

[Guest guest]

You could take 10grams of c/day, at least for awhile-if it doesn't give you the

runs. C is usually so good for allergies.

Adrienne

histamines

Hi everyone,

My histamines are going crazy. It's like the faucet has been turned

on and the handle broke off. It's even a little difficult to breath.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? It's been going on for months now

off and on, and now just constantly for weeks. No cause that I can

see. Thanks, Edy

[Guest guest]

Good answers everyone. Allergies can affect each person in a different

way~some get stuffy noses, some itch in different places of their body (internal

and external), some can't breathe, some go into anaphalactic shock (like a nut

or insect bite reaction), some have brain allergies where they can't think

(brain fog), can't write, can't articulate words, etc.

Edy: Have you changed something recently in your personal care products or

clothing care products? Changed laundry soap, softener, perfume, body soap,

shampoo, conditioner, etc.? Any of these things that come into contact with

your body can be causing the reaction. Also ingesting something different can

be causing the itching that might be coming from internal. Benadryl is a

popular medication to stop the itching~it makes you very sleepy, so only take at

night and do not drive. I prefer Vitamin C. Are you taking one that you

respond to okay, like not an allergic reaction. I tasted a sample product in

the health food store one day and immediately had itching inside my ears, back

of the throat, and the sales clerk said I reacted to something in the product.

It lasted about half an hour and was not pleasant. They thought it might have

been the bromelaid in it.

Hope you are doing better now that the fog is coming back in and cooling things

off. Where is Davenport~north, south, east, west, on the coast, Highway 1 or

17?

in La Selva Beach CA

Re: histamines

Dear Edy,

I have had more problems with histamines, this year, and I don't live in

your area...live semi-arid area, but I think this is a particularly bad year

for

environmental allergens. If it is in the external environment, staying

inside, in filtered air should help.

I, usually, " itch all over my body " , when I am allergic to a substance

(food) or to a substance, like dust, molds, etc. in the environment, when

those

things are overpowering..It sounds like you are being exposed to substances

and

there is an body overload of an allergen (s),

. Identifying the substance (s) would be helpful, if you can avoid it.

Also, try taking Quercitin with Vitamin C..a natural antihistamine.

Benadryl is, sometimes, effective to stop itching...

Amelia

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Nope haven't changed anything at all forever. My Vit C is ester by Natrol and

I've been taking it for years. I'm sending some things to Rich and getting a

test soon.

Davenport is 10 miles north of Santa Cruz on Hwy 1. Right on the ocean and

buffeted by the ocean winds. Weather is a little rugged out here and quite a

lot colder than S.C.

Edy

Schmidt <schmidtmba@...> wrote:

Good answers everyone. Allergies can affect each person in a different

way~some get stuffy noses, some itch in different places of their body (internal

and external), some can't breathe, some go into anaphalactic shock (like a nut

or insect bite reaction), some have brain allergies where they can't think

(brain fog), can't write, can't articulate words, etc.

Edy: Have you changed something recently in your personal care products or

clothing care products? Changed laundry soap, softener, perfume, body soap,

shampoo, conditioner, etc.? Any of these things that come into contact with your

body can be causing the reaction. Also ingesting something different can be

causing the itching that might be coming from internal. Benadryl is a popular

medication to stop the itching~it makes you very sleepy, so only take at night

and do not drive. I prefer Vitamin C. Are you taking one that you respond to

okay, like not an allergic reaction. I tasted a sample product in the health

food store one day and immediately had itching inside my ears, back of the

throat, and the sales clerk said I reacted to something in the product. It

lasted about half an hour and was not pleasant. They thought it might have been

the bromelaid in it.

Hope you are doing better now that the fog is coming back in and cooling things

off. Where is Davenport~north, south, east, west, on the coast, Highway 1 or 17?

in La Selva Beach CA

Re: histamines

Dear Edy,

I have had more problems with histamines, this year, and I don't live in

your area...live semi-arid area, but I think this is a particularly bad year for

environmental allergens. If it is in the external environment, staying

inside, in filtered air should help.

I, usually, " itch all over my body " , when I am allergic to a substance

(food) or to a substance, like dust, molds, etc. in the environment, when those

things are overpowering..It sounds like you are being exposed to substances and

there is an body overload of an allergen (s),

.. Identifying the substance (s) would be helpful, if you can avoid it.

Also, try taking Quercitin with Vitamin C..a natural antihistamine.

Benadryl is, sometimes, effective to stop itching...

Amelia

[Guest guest]

is there a vitamin/supp that reduces histimines?

[Guest guest]

Quercetin is an antihistamine.

Barbie