Thanks for making a video about histamine that doesn't start right off discussing histamine intolerance. I get it - we all get it - that too much of this stuff is problematic, but practically every video out there fails to discuss this molecule without viewing it as an evil substance. In a similar fashion, cholesterol gets no love either, even though it too is metabolically essential.
You forget how doctors actively deny the existence of this condition, leaving people scratching their heads when they can’t get any help for their mystery symptoms, which naturopaths prey on.
Thank you, sir! Thank you so much! This video just solved my problem. You can make understand difficult topics so easily!! Really glad that I found it in the very first go.
Thank you so much! I think this is prolly the answer I'm looking for to dealing with my chronic hives, swelling, and rhinitis. Way more useful than all other videos related to this topic I've watched combined. There are tons of mysterious, sometimes even conflicting suggestions about treating symptoms based individual opinions or stupid observational studies on the internet. Without an objective molecular-level explanation, most observational studies are just academic trash that do not make any sense, nothing better than a psychic.
What's the point of adding the ribosyl? Is it a vehicle for getting rid of the ribosyl? Also, why does the pathway with the histamine N-methyltransferase happen, requiring SAM, if you can get the end product of the acetaldehyde directly from the diamine oxidase? Does N-methyl histamine have any purpose in the body?
thank you very much for the informative video. I have a question. Βy what criteria does the organism choose which metabolic pathway to follow for instamine metabolism?
I expected something with more factors creating or inhibiting histamine and info on what it does in organism and when it gets deregulated. B1, zinc, copper. it's degradation pathway
can you provide some valuable sources like books, articles, ets?
many thanks for the calm, rich, to the point info.
I'm histamine patient it's help me alot
Thanks for making a video about histamine that doesn't start right off discussing histamine intolerance.
I get it - we all get it - that too much of this stuff is problematic, but practically every video out there fails to discuss this molecule without viewing it as an evil substance. In a similar fashion, cholesterol gets no love either, even though it too is metabolically essential.
You forget how doctors actively deny the existence of this condition, leaving people scratching their heads when they can’t get any help for their mystery symptoms, which naturopaths prey on.
This was a great video! Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge
Thank you, sir! Thank you so much! This video just solved my problem. You can make understand difficult topics so easily!! Really glad that I found it in the very first go.
Thank you so much! I think this is prolly the answer I'm looking for to dealing with my chronic hives, swelling, and rhinitis. Way more useful than all other videos related to this topic I've watched combined.
There are tons of mysterious, sometimes even conflicting suggestions about treating symptoms based individual opinions or stupid observational studies on the internet. Without an objective molecular-level explanation, most observational studies are just academic trash that do not make any sense, nothing better than a psychic.
Hello. Have you reached to cope with your allergy?
What's the point of adding the ribosyl? Is it a vehicle for getting rid of the ribosyl? Also, why does the pathway with the histamine N-methyltransferase happen, requiring SAM, if you can get the end product of the acetaldehyde directly from the diamine oxidase? Does N-methyl histamine have any purpose in the body?
Ur just best ❤️
Thanks ...very good explanation..
thank you very much for the informative video. I have a question. Βy what criteria does the organism choose which metabolic pathway to follow for instamine metabolism?
knowledge is power!
perfect- thank you dude
I expected something with more factors creating or inhibiting histamine and info on what it does in organism and when it gets deregulated. B1, zinc, copper. it's degradation pathway
Thanks
I’m on a low histamine diet for 2 weeks now. I hate it. One more week of this torture and then I’m going back to my favorite foods.
Why histamine intolerance happens after Covid infection? Wats d cure?
I been studying the way the body works for a few years.I usually see what the answer is,but not on this subject.