histamine intolerance
Migraine and IBS: extreme macro of a meningeal mast cell releasing tryptase and histamine near a trigeminal nerve fiber in a brain-interior setting
Articles
Migraine and IBS: the gut bacteria behind the histamine link
Migraine and IBS often occur together. Gut bacteria, tryptase and histamine explain much of the shared trigger behind both conditions.
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Cellular view of night-time gut repair disrupted in shift work and IBS: melatonin, tight junctions, mucus and crypt stem cells
Analysis
Night shift work causes IBS and slow gut damage
Shift work and IBS are linked by circadian disruption of gut hormones, motility and the microbiome. See cohort data, six broken mediators and what helps.
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An office desk with all-day grazing snacks at 3 pm, showing why snacking harms digestion
Analysis
Is snacking bad for digestion? What happens between meals
Is snacking bad for digestion? How constant grazing disrupts the gut’s cleaning wave, stomach acid and appetite signals, and what actually breaks the habit.
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Histamine intolerance and SIBO: histamine-producing gut bacteria and the DAO enzyme in the small intestine
Analysis
Histamine Intolerance and SIBO: The Two-Way Gut Connection
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