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Could Those Allergies, Migraines, Joint Pain and Skin Issues all be Tied to Histamine?

Allergies, Migraines, Inflammation, Skin Issues; OH MY! Gut Health and its Connection to Histamine

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Posted on March 23, 2018 Leave a comment

This entry was posted in Health & Wellness, Nutrition and tagged allergies, allergy, arrhythmia, asthma, cardiac, COMT, digestive tract, food sensitivity, gastrointestinal, headache, heal and seal, histamine, hives, inflammation, intestinal permeability, itchy, joint pain, leaky gut, methylation, migraine, mthfr, mtrr, pain, PMS, rash, single nucleotide polymorphism, skin, snp, swelling, tachycardia. Bookmark the permalink.

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OUR 2ND BRAIN . The #gut or enteric nervous system is often referred to as the second #brain . The #strong bidirectional communication is so instrumental & influential that it has it's own name: the #gutbrainaxis ... which is largely a product of the #vagusnerve & why #exercise & techniques to improve #vagaltone can be so effective as part of that truly #natural & #holistic approach to #digestion , #neurological #health & beyond...including #stress management. . As we know #guthealth is essential for virtually all other functions in the #body .. But if we keep the #focus on the brain in particular, we can uncover sound physiological explanations for how dysfunction in the #gastrointestinal tract can cause a wide range of seemingly idiopathic issues with our #centralnervoussystem from trouble with #memory #concentration & problem solving to #mentalhealth & #migraines . The same holds true for issues up top between our ears (such as stress), creating, contributing to or exacerbating digestive issues; a phenomenon we hear about all the time. #mindbody . This #gut-brain recognition can be imperative to solving problems that otherwise leave neurologists at a dead end. If you have a symptom indicative of brain dysfunction & you address the brain with no success... Perhaps you need to change your foundational assumptions that you are basing your diagnosing & treatment on & look elsewhere...in our case #thegut . #functionalmedicine #rootcause #foundation #thinkoutsidethebox #brainonfire #hippocrates
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