Dr. Elizabeth Boham

It really helped, I mean, the whole comprehensive approach really helped her skin improve. And she was able to stop using both the oral antibiotics and the topical antibiotics. She was able to get off of them. And her skin, that dysbiosis started to rebalance and she wasn't getting all the acne all the time.

It really helped, I mean, the whole comprehensive approach really helped her skin improve. And she was able to stop using both the oral antibiotics and the topical antibiotics. She was able to get off of them. And her skin, that dysbiosis started to rebalance and she wasn't getting all the acne all the time.

It really helped, I mean, the whole comprehensive approach really helped her skin improve. And she was able to stop using both the oral antibiotics and the topical antibiotics. She was able to get off of them. And her skin, that dysbiosis started to rebalance and she wasn't getting all the acne all the time.

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This is where these really good foods in someone who has histamine intolerance is like putting gasoline on a fire. And they're like, well, I'm getting worse. It's like, well, no, you should be getting worse. These are good foods for you. No, you have histamine problem.

This is where these really good foods in someone who has histamine intolerance is like putting gasoline on a fire. And they're like, well, I'm getting worse. It's like, well, no, you should be getting worse. These are good foods for you. No, you have histamine problem.

This is where these really good foods in someone who has histamine intolerance is like putting gasoline on a fire. And they're like, well, I'm getting worse. It's like, well, no, you should be getting worse. These are good foods for you. No, you have histamine problem.

Histamine is found naturally in the body. The body makes histamine. We also consume histamine. And the interesting thing about histamine is it is also part, it's released by mast cells. as part of our first response to offending organisms like viruses.

Histamine is found naturally in the body. The body makes histamine. We also consume histamine. And the interesting thing about histamine is it is also part, it's released by mast cells. as part of our first response to offending organisms like viruses.

Histamine is found naturally in the body. The body makes histamine. We also consume histamine. And the interesting thing about histamine is it is also part, it's released by mast cells. as part of our first response to offending organisms like viruses.

Exactly, yes. Type of white blood cell. Type of white blood cells, yeah. And the also interesting thing is that histamine actually works as a neurotransmitter. And when you think about this, this is really an interesting thing.

Exactly, yes. Type of white blood cell. Type of white blood cells, yeah. And the also interesting thing is that histamine actually works as a neurotransmitter. And when you think about this, this is really an interesting thing.

Exactly, yes. Type of white blood cell. Type of white blood cells, yeah. And the also interesting thing is that histamine actually works as a neurotransmitter. And when you think about this, this is really an interesting thing.

And as I was preparing for this, I sort of stumbled upon some things, which I thought was really quite fascinating, is that when you take antihistamine, what happens to you? You get drowsy. Exactly. So histamine, when it's at high enough levels, it stimulates the brain. Histamine is actually involved in the sleep-wake cycle.

And as I was preparing for this, I sort of stumbled upon some things, which I thought was really quite fascinating, is that when you take antihistamine, what happens to you? You get drowsy. Exactly. So histamine, when it's at high enough levels, it stimulates the brain. Histamine is actually involved in the sleep-wake cycle.

And as I was preparing for this, I sort of stumbled upon some things, which I thought was really quite fascinating, is that when you take antihistamine, what happens to you? You get drowsy. Exactly. So histamine, when it's at high enough levels, it stimulates the brain. Histamine is actually involved in the sleep-wake cycle.

Right. So it's a balance. Like, you know, too much histamine is bad. Too little histamine is also bad. So when you actually totally block histamine, you actually get sleepy. It'll actually be involved with the sleep-wake cycle. And modafinil, which is the drug that people take, that actually works on histamine. It's Pro-vigil. Pro-vigil, exactly. Actually, part of that works on the histamine.

Right. So it's a balance. Like, you know, too much histamine is bad. Too little histamine is also bad. So when you actually totally block histamine, you actually get sleepy. It'll actually be involved with the sleep-wake cycle. And modafinil, which is the drug that people take, that actually works on histamine. It's Pro-vigil. Pro-vigil, exactly. Actually, part of that works on the histamine.