Histamine intolerance occurs when there is an imbalance between histamine production and breakdown in the body, resulting in high circulating levels of histamine. While histamine is an essential cell signaling molecule necessary for a healthy immune response, excessive histamine production …
Chronic Lyme disease can affect nearly every system in the body, and your endocrine system, responsible for producing hormones, is no exception. Your endocrine system is a messenger system of organs called glands that produce and release hormones into your …
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Exposure to toxic indoor molds and mycotoxins, byproducts of mold, can harm the immune system and hinder recovery from Lyme disease. In my professional and personal experience, mold toxicity and Lyme disease often go hand-in-hand, yet mold-induced illness often flies …
If you currently work with me as a client, then you know that foods with natural binding properties are a significant part of my nutritional approach to detoxifying from mold exposure. I define foods with “binding properties” as those that …
Mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) is a condition in which immune cells called mast cells are excessively active, releasing large amounts of inflammatory chemicals like histamine. Mast cells are found in many tissues and organs, including the gut, skin, and …
During a long-term battle with Lyme disease accompanied by reduced physical activity, a process called “deconditioning” can occur. Deconditioning occurs when the abilities of the heart, lungs, and muscles to perform exercise decline significantly. (1) Just a few weeks of …
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