Histamine is a chemical compound that's naturally found in the cells of our bodies. Histamine plays an important role in our immune response, it supports digestion and gut health, and can even influence our moods via its role as a neurotransmitter. But when histamine levels get too high or when it isn't broken down properly, it can affect our normal bodily functions, leading to a vast array of different symptoms.
In this episode I discuss the ins-and-outs of histamine as it relates to both people and dogs - what it is, what triggers it to be released in the body, dietary sources, and treatment approaches you can take if you suspect that you or your dog has is experiencing any degree of histamine intolerance.
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Episode 9: Histamine intolerance | Natural Health for People and Pets Podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
