Herbal Medicine: Histamine Intolerance and Allergies

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  • @Niala827
    @Niala827 Рік тому +166

    1. Baical Skullcap
    2. Perilla
    3. Nigella Sativa (Blackseed Oil)
    4. Nettle Leaf

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +18

      appreciate it!

    • @maheshtanay
      @maheshtanay Рік тому +1

      These herbs really works..?

    • @cindirocks322
      @cindirocks322 Рік тому

      Thanks.

    • @gracecotton9819
      @gracecotton9819 11 місяців тому +13

      Just check that none of these herbs is high in oxalates, or you might have a different set of problems.

    • @mbartra
      @mbartra 10 місяців тому

      what brand of Perilla you suggest?@@ByronHerbalist

  • @jasrelaxing
    @jasrelaxing 2 роки тому +120

    When diet restriction is getting too overwhelming to be feasible, it's nice to know there are herbs we can fall back on for support

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  2 роки тому +39

      Food restrictions can be helpful but treating the root cause is key!

    • @browngirl515
      @browngirl515 Рік тому +3

      @@ByronHerbalist hi I got brown itchy sopt on my hand knuckles after my delivery I tired alot of cream to get rid of it I went to alot of doctors but no use plzzzzzz help me to get rid of this fast plzzz

    • @shantinaturechild3239
      @shantinaturechild3239 Рік тому

      @@browngirl515 you could get relief by making a paste worth sodium bicarbonate,your own or baby's urine, tea tree essential oil and a raw ripe fresh organic alkaline produce diet including plenty of fruit and greens for amino acids (the greens).
      Turpentine protocol also helps many with fungal overgrowth and parasitic infections BUT diet is key!
      Grains and other starchy foods and dairy but also animal products and nuts feed candida.
      Turmeric powder, bentonite clay or activated charcoal might give you relief as well and draw out the pus.
      All the best to you and the baby and do research which herbs you can take if you are breast feeding!!
      Nigella sativa oil mentioned in the video also increases breast milk besides healing many many things!

    • @iseeyou2810
      @iseeyou2810 Рік тому +8

      ​@browngirl515 stop eating sugar

    • @cynthiag3065
      @cynthiag3065 5 місяців тому +2

      @@browngirl515If the food comes in a box or a bag don’t eat it.

  • @cynthiag3065
    @cynthiag3065 5 місяців тому +22

    I was proscribed antihistamines and anti anxiety medications for my entire adult life. Things got progressively worse and I was diagnosed with Lupus SLE. Thankfully, I found you and fallowed your suggestions for anti SIBO herbs and my health has massively improved. I’m now self treating SIFO and feel better each day. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. My doctors don’t know what to say.

    • @b.v3151
      @b.v3151 26 днів тому +2

      Please share what you did to improve

  • @Hullabaloolah
    @Hullabaloolah Рік тому +59

    Due to recent events my inclination has been to investigate the use of natural medicines and your approach to histamine intolerance seems a new and exciting prospect. An incident that happened with a puppy of mine illustrates the difference between "current" and natural medicine. I took the pup to an old-timer vet who said he had a seed in his nail bed. Nowadays the paw may have been cut to extract the seed and pus. Then antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medicine would follow and the inevitable "cone of shame". This old boy had the perfect and inexpensive solution . Take a piece of gauze and place a quantity of oat bran on it and moisten with vinegar. Heat the poultice in the microwave to a temperature the pup can tolerate and apply poultice to paw, cover with cotton sock.
    His method worked. Out came the seed and pus naturally. No knife, no antibiotics, no Elizabethan collar. You don't need a sledgehammer to crack a walnut - there is invariably an alternative route

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +4

      Yes! Love the input

    • @trevorunknown6714
      @trevorunknown6714 2 місяці тому

      @Hullabaloolah
      or how about the vax for dogs ,before the vax lab s lived over 18 years now 10 not hard to figure out you should not vax your dogs or cats i mean virus have no cells which mean they are not alive ,so they can not invade your cells but you can inject man made virus dont vax ,i dont and i dont get sick ,at all

  • @ursulaalvarez817
    @ursulaalvarez817 Рік тому +19

    🙏🙏🙏So many doctors have NOT been able to help me with my mastocytosis. I am so happy to hear someone offer some real help.

  • @zilliezillie8038
    @zilliezillie8038 Рік тому +58

    Excellent presentation. Ive suffered from histamine intolerance all my rom chronic sinusitis, to hives outbreaks and headaches with constant dizziness.and some gut issues with nausea. All my doctors ever gave me was antihistamines and anti anxiery meds. Now i know I'm not crazy. Thank you so much sir. You are a ray of hope to my dark world of feeling like c**p (flc) I'll certainly be trying the black seed oil and the skullcap regiment.
    Thanks again for this eye opener and may God bless you abundantly.
    Will be following you for more enlightened videos. Blessings.

    • @ering8309
      @ering8309 Рік тому +1

      Hi did this help you? Thank you!

    • @shaneboswell9872
      @shaneboswell9872 Рік тому +1

      Thank you! Exactly my same situation!!!!

  • @raquelbelnap7252
    @raquelbelnap7252 11 місяців тому +18

    MAST cell activation IS a SYMPTOM of CIRS or Chronic inflammatory response syndrome. It is a genetic issue and even all the OVERGROWTHS are both symptoms and triggers. Meaning exposure to the activates the HLA-DR gene which puts the body in a chronic state of inflammation and MAST cell activation, while it suits down the bodies ability to detox mold mycotoxins, plant food toxins, etc etc, allowing massive overgrowth of the exposed trigger. I got mine in complete remission, with 2 weeks on carnivore, with the exception of histamine intoler6, which was a direct result of my body finally being able to dump stored oxalates
    It lasted about 4 mos but everything else was perfect. Then covid hit. The chronic exposure to the spike protein, which is a trigger for the gene, has created a new level which carnivore is not enough for. I used some of the herbs mentioned here for years before trying carnivore, with literally 0 results. I do wonder if combining them with carnivore and some spike protein specific remedies, will help with the current flare up.

    • @wasabi333
      @wasabi333 8 місяців тому +1

      did u get the jab though?

    • @raquelbelnap7252
      @raquelbelnap7252 7 місяців тому +5

      @@wasabi333 hell no.

    • @wasabi333
      @wasabi333 7 місяців тому +1

      @@raquelbelnap7252 Thanks! Me neither!

    • @Ghs--173
      @Ghs--173 Місяць тому

      There's another step. Cirs is a symptom of cholesterol deficiency.

    • @raquelbelnap7252
      @raquelbelnap7252 Місяць тому

      @@Ghs--173 it is a genemutation that likely causes a cholesterol deficiency.

  • @59jaguar
    @59jaguar Рік тому +24

    Just started taking oregano oil in tea and that’s been very beneficial so far. Nettle tea too.
    Still only can eat very little variety of fresh vegetables, brown rice and salmon or beef.
    It really sucks suffering with histamine intolerance.
    Thanks for your advice
    Would like to hear more about food and diet.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +4

      Thanks for the great feedback. I'll add it to the list and update you asap on diet and lifestyle!

    • @mrmeseeks5731
      @mrmeseeks5731 Рік тому +4

      Yeah I’d like to hear a list of foods

    • @MrGeorgewf
      @MrGeorgewf Рік тому +2

      Salmon?

    • @FermentedGrumpyGrapeSqueezit
      @FermentedGrumpyGrapeSqueezit Рік тому +5

      Try grass fed bison as a replacement for beef very low histamines

    • @LovingTheCountryLife-Paradise
      @LovingTheCountryLife-Paradise Рік тому +2

      I followed a strict diet. But I make my own fruit Popsicles and pour maple syrup on my popcorn. I make my own chicken nuggets with food processor and freeze them. I had to embrace it and get creative. Make your own fries. I eat baked potatoes if I go out to eat with friends. Just get butter and chives. And enjoy your friends. I just asked them to not eat shellfish around me.
      I make fresh chicken soup and I make rice noodles, so I make my own pho soup. All natural. It can be hard or we can make it better. It's been 2 years for me, and I have had to get creative so I don't drive myself crazy.
      It's in our mind how we treat ourselves. And we deserve the best. So we should give ourselves the best we can do. - cause it's up to us at this point.

  • @mariamtee
    @mariamtee Рік тому +7

    I have had extreme lethargy, brain fog, confusion, forgetfulness, analysis paralysis, persistent cystic acne, joint ache, palpitations, high blood sugar, dizziness/light headedness and a perpetual feeling of sleep walking since the last 15 years. I’ve tried detoxes, homeopathy, Ayurveda and nothing seems to have worked. My friend who is a doctor of internal medicine got extensive blood tests done and zeroed in on high histamine levels. Taking an anti histamine makes the dizziness snd the light headedness settle but not much else. She also recommended high dose B12 which gave me mental clarity but aggravated my acne manifold, I do have low haemoglobin due to excessive menstrual bleeding so iron supplements too have helped somewhat. Cutting out sugar, gluten and dairy haven’t done much. Parasite detox has lessened mental confusion and cravings but they keep coming back. I have no idea what to do or where to start. I have 3 kids and am a single parent so have no idea where to start.

  • @lisacarden1309
    @lisacarden1309 Рік тому +8

    I was tested for SIBO and tested positive for two different things in that SIBO test. The Dr said it was incredibly expensive to treat and would take years and insurance would not cover any of it.... She just left me hanging, constantly sick to my stomach, exhausted, can't sleep more than a few hours off and on, sick when I eat, constipated, itchy skin, hair getting thinner and thinner, sinus infections, migrains every other day,, my nerves are always shot.... etc. etc... Thank you for this video. I pray I can find relief. I'm tired of having to not eat for three days if there is something I have to do in the morning on a particular day, or if I get to go fishing or something where I can't be by a bathroom, I can't eat for 3 days before so I'm not sick from laxatives or the food itself... Thank You very much! 🙏❤🙏

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +3

      So glad it was helpful! Digestive conditions can be exhausting but it’s always worth working on them!

    • @theancientsancients1769
      @theancientsancients1769 Рік тому +1

      Your doctor was misleading you! All they do for SIBO is give antibiotics! I think herbal antibiotics could help along later with probiotics

    • @roxyiconoclast
      @roxyiconoclast Рік тому +1

      Surprised to hear tge doc said it would be expensive to treat. My gastroenterologist prescribed a course of Rifaximin, a non-absorbable, broad spectrum antibiotic. It took care of it for several years, at which point my GP gave me another short course. Covered by insurance.
      If you prefer supplements, a Cleveland Clinic study showed a probiotic could help: search for “Effects of Lactobacillus salivarius UCC118 in Reducing Symptoms of Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth.” Another study: “Herbal Therapy Is Equivalent to Rifaximin for the Treatment of Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth.” These aren’t covered by insurance.

    • @lisacarden1309
      @lisacarden1309 Рік тому

      @@roxyiconoclast wow Roxie thank you for the information! God Bless 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

    • @tatianapcorreia
      @tatianapcorreia 10 місяців тому +3

      I had some of these symptoms, it got much better when I addressed all my vitamin deficiencies( b12, vitamin d and vitamin c). Vitamin c was a game changer for me, hope you feel better soon.

  • @danawatts3479
    @danawatts3479 10 місяців тому +4

    Just developed these symptoms in the last month or so. I originally thought it was mucus buildup from an improper diet but I eat healthy compared to most.
    I rarely eat dairy, meat, or junk food.
    I really enjoy your videos.
    They are right on in my opinion, and I order many of the potent herbs you recommend.
    I detest big business pharmaceuticals and much prefer natural ingredients.
    I'm over 60 and am on Zero pharmaceuticals.
    I believe I have Methane Sibo and am treating it with herbs you recommend, water fasting, intermediate fasting & diet

    • @tuscanytaylor
      @tuscanytaylor 3 місяці тому

      Start the strict low-fod diet ❤

    • @insertmyidentityhere
      @insertmyidentityhere Місяць тому

      newsflash: grass-fed meat & wild, fatty fish and eggs are part of a HEALTHY diet.

  • @LeTrashPanda
    @LeTrashPanda Рік тому +5

    I have hEDS (my mom did too) so I was born with MCAS and I've had really good luck with Nettle I take it 3x daily and have had better luck with Bitter Orange for the Histamine related gut cramps/IBS that has been a miracle worker. I use lots of Perilla tea (I actually grow it myself) it's very tasty as well as helpful for flares....great presentation! 👍

  • @shewithabeshawit6721
    @shewithabeshawit6721 4 місяці тому +1

    for the first hearing alll the symptoms I have been experiencing being stated I have seasonal allergies but also to chemical allergies , my sinuses can’t even handle the smell of dish wash, always suffering, never thought nausea was part of but I can understand now. very helpful video , no doctor explain like this. Thank you !

  • @maedilein6802
    @maedilein6802 Рік тому +6

    This is the kind of information I've been looking for. Thank you for this great video.

  • @kalkeikuu
    @kalkeikuu Рік тому +9

    I started having histamine intolerance after I gave birth. I had GBS so they put me on heavy antibiotics, had severe chronic gastritis after consuming NSAIDS for 8 weeks for the pain of childbirth. Also, I ordered a home test online and found out that I have high amounts of candida in my blood, but wasn't detected in stool tests. 12 yrs later, I still suffer from severe GI issues, gallstones, kidney stones, inflamed gut and stomach, stuffy nose, perfume allergies, and severe high blood pressure. Doctors don't know what's keeping my blood pressure high. I never had histamine issues before, but I now notice that high oxalate & histamine (citrus, chocolate, and tomato sauce) foods further aggravate my chronic gastritis and high blood pressure. Doctors put me on many pharmaceuticals for the blood pressure issue, yet it only brings it down a little. My question is...can these histamine and oxalate sensitivities be reversed? And, do you have a website where I can purchase protocols with herbs & diet for each health issue? Thank You.

    • @hamzfans5029
      @hamzfans5029 Рік тому +1

      look for triquetra health 20% thymoquinone and high dose
      vitamin d3

    • @bobobolinsky5001
      @bobobolinsky5001 Рік тому +1

      have you healed your gastritis with any of these herbs, just came across this video and have no idea on what to take?

    • @bornwin-sx9oz
      @bornwin-sx9oz Рік тому

      @@bobobolinsky5001 Zyrtec in the morning helped me.

    • @gabriellecollinstherapies128
      @gabriellecollinstherapies128 Рік тому

      Is it ok to take antihistamines for this

    • @MrGeorgewf
      @MrGeorgewf Рік тому

      @@gabriellecollinstherapies128 yes Io
      Yes I take a Claritin and it works for 2-3 weeks then I need to take another when I start getting redskin itchy legs and feet at night. I also get the runs ringing ears. Now as soon as I get night itching and redskin streaks in the morning I take a Claritin and I’m fine for a few weeks.

  • @vimalsoun685
    @vimalsoun685 2 роки тому +13

    Please don’t stop uploading videos I love them❤

  • @markpainter6988
    @markpainter6988 8 місяців тому +2

    All due respect to Ben Lynch, you explain this better than he does.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  8 місяців тому +1

      Wow! What a compliment. Dr lynch is the best!

  • @kyrabarr2846
    @kyrabarr2846 Рік тому +8

    Thank you for sharing this video.
    Can you please share in the comments how much one should take of the skull cap for the histamine response ? And the other herbs that you suggested. I will truly be appreciative.

  • @privateprivate2421
    @privateprivate2421 Рік тому +8

    My main symptom is extreme insomnia which is triggered by most of what I eat, drink and smell.

    • @setfreemiss
      @setfreemiss Рік тому +5

      I used to struggle with massive insomnia every night until I realized there was a connection between what I eat and my sleep problems. I stopped all fermented foods, all nightshades, and anything with alcohol and my sleep has improved dramatically. Chemicals in the air also bother me and cause insomnia problems. I try to stay away from people wearing heavy perfume, lotions, scented deodorant and hair products etc, but these people are everywhere LOL. If I go for a walk in the evening many people are doing laundry and their dryers are vented to the outside. I can smell the Laundry chemicals in the air and it makes me sick and will keep me awake at night. No way would I sleep at night if I had a cup of coffee, black tea or kombucha during the day.

    • @lindyn4
      @lindyn4 Рік тому

      My symptom is insomnia as well so annoying I find Texa allergy(anti histamine) helps me sleep I'm trying now to not eat after 7

    • @lindyn4
      @lindyn4 Рік тому

      ​​@@setfreemiss similar symptoms to mine but I'm determined to solve problem ,well done your strong I stay away from coffee and all but I love vinegar have you found vinegar that works for you

    • @setfreemiss
      @setfreemiss Рік тому +1

      @@lindyn4 No I'm working on trying to heal my immune system...so I stay away from all Vinegars. The hard ones for me were Soy sauces (Bragg's Aminos) Miso and lemon juice... and I loved anything fermented . Now I'm a very simple eater and feel HUGELY better.

    • @setfreemiss
      @setfreemiss Рік тому

      @@lindyn4 Watch the video by Dr. Rajsree Nambudripad on Histamine Intolerance. It's how I learned what was wrong with me and how to get better.

  • @lisabarlow6098
    @lisabarlow6098 2 роки тому +8

    I have periodic severe inflammation of the skin on the whole soft part of my nose. It turns bright red, swells extremely, and constantly oozes serous fluid. I’ve never heard of this with anyone else. I’m hoping to learn more here and get to the root cause. I was diagnosed with mold/biotoxin illness and CIRS in 2019 & was treated by a functional medicine MD for about 6 months but I moved and it was so very expensive. I do think I have histamine intolerance.

    • @verovale5029
      @verovale5029 Рік тому +1

      Same here . Mold toxicity and now just learning about I have histamine intolerance started with avocados ( I was eating everyday bc I have a very short list of vegetables I can eat and now one less) . I’m trying to survive till I see another functional Dr in 6 months bc the long wait list. I have a chronic sinus infection in my right nostril so took me a year or more to keep it moderately under control with my diet and supplements. ( no carbs, no grains, no dairy , no gluten, no nuts maybe just almonds if u tolerate, no starchy vegetables, no eggs, no chicken (they consume grains mostly moldy and when you consume go to your system too) , not pork ,not cured meats) .
      I eat most the time fish, salmon , trout, grass fed beef, brocoli, cauliflower, asparagus , Brussel sprouts , red onions , bell peppers, garlic, kale, mix greens for salads with dressing just with olive oil, lime or lemon , sea salt, maybe you can use ACV . I made soups with those vegetables and add others not starchy.
      It’s hard specially the breakfast bc most of the gluten free bread recipes used grains, eggs or seeds , seeds are problematic too bc when they storage for long time of period can get moldy. For supplements (NAC , Saccharomyces boulardii and DGL before each meal, QuickSilver ultrabinder with bentonite clay and charcoal two hours after dinner , herbs Im taking Pau D’ Arco, Gotu kola, Goldenseal, Agrisept-L, liposomal glutathione liquid, berberine. But I’m trying or my goal with a professional is rebuild my inmune system and the stomach lining. Hope that can help you or someone is going trough this nightmare.

    • @samA-wo4xj
      @samA-wo4xj 11 місяців тому

      ​@@verovale5029
      Have you checked if you have leaky gut? I found a dietician who diagnosed me with that condition. So my root cause stemmed from taking antiviral supplements for 1 whole year because of long covid. Well antiviral supplements are another name for antibiotics, 1 year of use gave me several stomach infections (dark skin rash that kept growing, the larger it was the more symptoms I had, my allergies only started after this 6 months ago).
      My allergies came from leaky gut and I concluded came from misuse of antibiotics 1 year of antiviral supplements). I am recovering slowly but finally am starting to see improvements to my health.
      I hope you find your root cause instead of managing the side effects. I told my doctor about leaky gut and he had no knowledge about it, I did my research and turns out the medical community don't see leaky gut as a disease and deny it's existence which is why all of my doctors failed to diagnose me previously (3 years of trying what was wrong with me). You will have better luck with dieticians and nutrilogists in learning about leaky gut.
      Note: it come to my awareness that after 1 year of leaky gut, autoimmune is the disease that will turn into. Do find your root cause and don't ignore it like I did for 3 years. My dietician only charges $100 per 1 hr session. She trys to heal me with food rather than by external medicines. Calm my immune system down, in my case treating leaky gut and possible SIBO.

    • @smilodon87
      @smilodon87 7 місяців тому +1

      What you describe with your nose happens to me , and elsewhere on my face. Thought I was the only one.

  • @allhimwithme5115
    @allhimwithme5115 Рік тому +7

    I was nearly anaphylactic along with everything else regarding the sinuses you mentioned. Thank you for these herbs!

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +3

      You are so welcome!

    • @ernestomina3147
      @ernestomina3147 Рік тому

      Going through histamine intolerance too. Can you vtell me what you took and did it help you?

  • @helenmanning4950
    @helenmanning4950 2 роки тому +9

    Hey, I’m listening to your videos while I recover from surgery - a great way to motivate myself to take my herbs. Love this discussion and graphic presentation on histamine intolerance, lots of hopeful options for the sensitive patient. Make more, Todd!

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  2 роки тому +6

      Helen! I hope you are recovering well!! Thanks for the great feedback 😊

    • @helenmanning4950
      @helenmanning4950 2 роки тому +1

      Yes, I’m doing well with more space in my belly.

    • @nancyd304
      @nancyd304 Рік тому +1

      Found out the hard way, one must be conservative with Black Seed Oil if your liver is compromised.

    • @LovingTheCountryLife-Paradise
      @LovingTheCountryLife-Paradise Рік тому +1

      So you donokay eith anesthesia with your histamine intolerance? I'm afraid to go to the doctor anymore.

  • @tjkasgl
    @tjkasgl Рік тому +9

    I started thinking my dental crown with a metal core was increasing my histamine issues. I had the tooth removed 4 days ago and within 15 minutes of it being out the sensation and blockage of marbles in my nose was gone. Each day my sinuses are clearer and my blood pressure is down 40 pts
    Prior to removal the cone beam scan showed the roots of that tooth had perforated into the sinus cavity and had been the cause of years of infection transferring between my mouth and sinus

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +4

      Awesome input! So glad you found your root cause

  • @kristabel71
    @kristabel71 Рік тому +5

    Thank you for this info! I have a packet of Nigella saliva seeds, can those be used instead of the oil? I guess I'd need to toast and/or grind them? You have a very calming demeanor. That is a gift.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +1

      Thanks for the great feedback! Yup the ground seeds work equally as well 🙌

  • @karendamotta888
    @karendamotta888 8 місяців тому +1

    Awesome info and easy to follow! Thank you!

  • @rowdyduterte8476
    @rowdyduterte8476 Рік тому +8

    For Asians who experience red flush when drinking alcohol, is that a red flag for histamine intolerance?

    • @brendabrenner2891
      @brendabrenner2891 9 місяців тому +2

      Yes, switch to white + remember the sugar.. check sulfides on bottle + use lowest one😻

    • @chillingsworth4384
      @chillingsworth4384 6 місяців тому

      It means y’all have to step your game up 🍾 🍺 🥳

  • @BeatrixBetwixt
    @BeatrixBetwixt 11 місяців тому +2

    This is so helpful. Thank you! I have histamine intolerance and I was on antihistamines but I switched to taking purple dead nettle tincture and it really helped so much. Will be checking blackseed oil to add as well.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  11 місяців тому +1

      yes! so glad it was helpful 😊

    • @juanitahyde1265
      @juanitahyde1265 3 місяці тому

      How did you find out you had histamine response?

  • @alexanderlindquist
    @alexanderlindquist Рік тому +3

    i get those symptoms you say in the video, ear ringing, red eyes, itches, sore throat you name it.

  • @alexanderlindquist
    @alexanderlindquist Рік тому +2

    i know gluten is a problem for histamine intolerance that i have and it will be a fire if you have ibs like me.

  • @hodgedawelshy
    @hodgedawelshy Рік тому +4

    A massive thank you for sharing your expertise. There were plenty of new options i haven't come across in trying to treat my histamine condition. Do you have any recommendations on trying to diagnose if its an intolerance/overload or mast cell activation? I imagine they're all quite deeply interlinked. The one thing that has led me to believe myne is an intolerance is due to the masssive anxiety i would have after coffee or an energy drink and learning the effects this has on DAO disruption.

  • @gwendolynbrown1355
    @gwendolynbrown1355 Рік тому +4

    Wow this information is worth Gold!

  • @swagmeisterFLEX
    @swagmeisterFLEX Рік тому +1

    Thank you Bryon for sharing your wisdom. I share every symptom you described, even the more severe ones like constant tinnitus and vertigo. I have trouble sleeping and have an extremely restricted diet (meat, rice, soup) and am still reacting. I live in the US so unfortunately I can’t book with you but I will look into contacting an herbalist near me about the things you’ve mentioned. Thanks again.

    • @swagmeisterFLEX
      @swagmeisterFLEX Рік тому

      Just realized your name is Tod(d)? Sorry lol!

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +4

      So glad the videos are helpful! I’m just in the process of putting some educational courses together so will update everyone on the channel when it’s live!

  • @Lorraine--on3ij
    @Lorraine--on3ij Рік тому +3

    Thank you, I enjoyed listening to your explanations.

  • @GhostOfRT300
    @GhostOfRT300 2 роки тому +5

    Thank you for posting 🙏🏼

  • @monabo1
    @monabo1 Рік тому +5

    Good stuff brother. You truly know your stuff

  • @donnaschow613
    @donnaschow613 Рік тому +3

    I have been dealing with long covid for 18 months. I am willing to try anything.

    • @brendabrenner2891
      @brendabrenner2891 9 місяців тому

      Me too, USA, year 3, was pre med, Drs here dint know what im talking about, have bad head congestion, skin dry, itch, gut dysbiosis, mold, Lyme injury.. headaches lightheadedness, etc.. going to try these.. rx hydroxyzine help w congestion + itch.. have u tried these? 😻

  • @sandragill714
    @sandragill714 Рік тому +1

    I have histamine intolerance....My symptoms are puffy eyes , eczema, cracks on side of mouth, dizziness and sometimes heart palpitations. Itried black seed oil and it made it worse, I find stinging nettle and quercetin helps with a plain diet.

  • @Farhiya-b8f
    @Farhiya-b8f 2 місяці тому

    Starting on Nigella sativa, moringa and ginger in hot water 2 times a day. Will be back in a month to let yall know.

  • @sphangman
    @sphangman 11 днів тому

    What an awesome video , it’s great you go through different levels of complexity for those interested in the mechanics. Appreciated. 🙂

  • @mir6685
    @mir6685 Рік тому +3

    Hello dear Byron. Can Borrelia bakteria be a triggrt of mast cell activation and if yes. Does treating the mast-cell will also kill the lyme. Or is killing lyme the first focus. Yet it is hard to find an treatment for lyme that doesnt worsen the mast cell histamin intolerance pain. So my concern is, if I would treat mast cell aktiviation but left borrelia in the body, would this bacteria still do damage even if I dont feel any symptoms any more. Cause I have both. SIBO, high histamine, but a normal DAO, and Lyme. Many thanks in advice if you could help.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +4

      Lyme and Lyme like infections can be a major cause of mast cell and hostile issues!

  • @cristinamoraru25
    @cristinamoraru25 Рік тому +3

    Thank you so much for this video! Would you please let me know how much nigella oil per day should I take and which is the best way before/after//dueing meals , in the morning or before going to sleep etc
    Any information you think is important in regards administration of it will be much appreciated.
    Thank you!

  • @isabellefitzgerald.official
    @isabellefitzgerald.official 8 місяців тому

    What a wonderful presentation. Is all the testing expensive? It sounds like a lot of tests. And if I worked with you and followed your protocols would I need to stay on herbs and supplements for the rest of my life and also could I start eating histamine foods again?
    Thanks so much. 🙏🙏I’m very interested but very mindful of the monthly cost of stick to herbs, supps and testing.
    Thank you for giving us all hope 🥰

  • @enginyldrm7639
    @enginyldrm7639 Рік тому +4

    Hi There, I am 56 year old male experiencing some of the symptoms you mentioned related to Histamine intolerance. The trouble is that I have also borderline thyroid which some of the symptoms overlap. To make it more complicated, some of my symptoms become more evident after the Covid vaccines. So, my question is how to know if my symptoms are related to Histamine intolerance and/or allergies?

    • @kebbells1
      @kebbells1 Рік тому +1

      Enginyldrm7639 - if you're having thyroid issues this could be related to leaky gut/gluten. The tissue that your thyroid is made from is almost identical in structure to the proteins found in gluten. If you've leaky gut and these proteins enter your bloodstream your immune system can't differentiate between your thyroid and these proteins so your thyroid ends up being attacked by your own immune system. Try omitting gluten, focus on healing leaky gut and the great advice given in this video. Heal your gut and the rest will take care of itself.

  • @afifahhamilton8843
    @afifahhamilton8843 Рік тому +6

    Hi Todd, some excellent thoughts here, thank you. I wonder if you have any thoughts about salicylate intolerance. It's in lots of herbs, vegetables, fruits, nuts, spices etc, and eczema can result. Any herb thoughts, or nutritional supplements, to calm this down without having to be on a super bland diet for ever.
    Thanks!

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +9

      This one can be tricky. I’ll put together a video outlining some thoughts asap

    • @amy-elizabeth1930
      @amy-elizabeth1930 Рік тому +3

      I also have salicylate intolerance as well as oxalate intolerence. I also have histamine issues and MAST cell activation all from being exposed to mold.
      I'm very interested in herbs that don't contain high amounts of salicylates and oxalates.

    • @absolutelyfabulous7342
      @absolutelyfabulous7342 6 місяців тому

      @@amy-elizabeth1930tks for mentioning that ! Got the same problems !

  • @susanhegazi7400
    @susanhegazi7400 2 роки тому +4

    💯 Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
    🌟

  • @becerrf21
    @becerrf21 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for your videos, they are so informative! Will you ever take patients in the US? I have recently done a stool test and also an organic acids test and would love a 2nd opinion on the results.

  • @gradivazoe
    @gradivazoe 7 місяців тому

    Excellent an complete information... Thank you sooo much.. 😊..

  • @alchemenergyacademy6231
    @alchemenergyacademy6231 8 місяців тому

    I recently ended up in the ER AGAIN with an allergic reaction. As I fell asleep, my face and neck and eyes started feeling as if they were on fire and my face turned beet red and swelled up. This isn’t the first time this has happened. In fact, I’ve had anaphylaxis sporadically for 30 years and no doctor has been able to tell me the cause …until this visit. (I’ve just been told to carry an epi pen.)
    For years it was exercise or stress that induced some kind of severe allergic response. This most recent ER doctor told me he believed I have mast cell degeneration. So I turned to UA-cam for help because my PCP only wants to prescribe drugs.
    Now I’m wondering if my ongoing severe pressure in my bronchial area effecting my breathing is caused by this histamine response?? This is just another symptom being ignored by docs)
    Thank you for the information.

  • @biabiabiabiabiaa
    @biabiabiabiabiaa 2 місяці тому

    Hi! Thank you for the great video. Is it possible to combine nigella sativa, tumeric supplements and beef organ supplements all together? I did use nettle tea before but did not know it would benefit to histamine intolerance. Could you recommend something different or this is a good start?
    I am trying to repair my gut and reduce inflammation, as I have histamine intolerance most possibly caused by my gut (after antibiotics, anti acids and stress). Mostly I react to foods near my menstrual week and have slight symptoms during the month, My main symptom is although gut related and will develop hives for 2-3 days until it calms down. I would like to mention that i have been exposed to mold since I moved to another country, all my AC vents were completely cleaned out and thinking this also did not help my case. Before moving I had occasional hives but not monthly.
    Thank you

  • @mks33621996
    @mks33621996 4 місяці тому

    Incredibly valuable information. Thank you.

  • @SachelleCambria
    @SachelleCambria 16 днів тому

    I had nettle tea yesterday and was itching everywhere. What a bummer 😢😢.

  • @chickensandw1tch
    @chickensandw1tch Рік тому +2

    gonna try these, thank you so much! my body has been itching and my doctors just say psoriasis its frustrating, appreciate this info!

  • @carolynrobertson6864
    @carolynrobertson6864 Рік тому +3

    What is the best herb to deal with urticaria i am very tired with perscription drugs and they dont work only short live

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +3

      find and treat the root cause. I frequently test for and find mould, candida, bacteria imbalances and sometimes parasites. Nutrient deficiencies and genetics can play a strong role too!

    • @betkad538
      @betkad538 Рік тому

      I have same problem

  • @jhoancorcino5111
    @jhoancorcino5111 Рік тому +2

    Hello Byron,
    Sorry one last question. What daily dosage of nigella sativa would you recommend?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +3

      That depends on the patient but nigella has a wide therapeutic range. Low to start and assess tolerance and higher only if needed

  • @dudoklasovity2093
    @dudoklasovity2093 Рік тому +1

    nice video thank you. What about quercetin or butterbur extract? Does it help?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +3

      I use quercetin frequently. Just working on a nutrients video on the same subject. Quercetin will feature heavily 😊

  • @Diosesdepapel
    @Diosesdepapel Рік тому +1

    Thank you Dr .. leaky gut , runny nose , hives , food alergies .. Bingo i have all that
    i am decide to try Perilla capsules hopping to get my histamine under control.
    Tks for Sharring

  • @isaacjmay
    @isaacjmay Рік тому +2

    Mt face gets red and flushed with tingling sensation up and down my arms and back. I thought it was histamine related but now I’m not so sure. Also I get extremely red when I workout now

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +3

      That does sound like a histamine reaction. I would explore methylation issues here first but that’s just my initial thought…

  • @TaniaG729
    @TaniaG729 8 місяців тому +1

    you my friend deserve so much more exposure... 10000%!!!! value in information. big pharma is a horrible greedy system.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  8 місяців тому

      you're too kind! Thanks for the comment :-)

  • @randomkiliinterviews9453
    @randomkiliinterviews9453 Рік тому +1

    I was nearly killed by histamine intolerance and it affected muscles and bones . There is SIBO dysbiosis and trauma . What one herb do you recommend ? I can only afford one .

  • @effigy8620
    @effigy8620 Рік тому

    Great info. Could you please advise on which Perilla is the one to use that is sold at Imperial. There are a few. ❤️

  • @Savannah-ed4rv
    @Savannah-ed4rv 9 місяців тому +1

    Do you work with remote patients? I'm in the US and I have got to have help 😢

  • @pinkoceanflower3045
    @pinkoceanflower3045 Рік тому +3

    Can Candida in the blood cause a Hiatal Hernia, Histamine Intolerances,and severe Hypertension?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +2

      Hypertension and histamine issues definitely. Doubtful on the hiatal hernia but there may be a connection I am unaware of here.

  • @judithhardin2783
    @judithhardin2783 Рік тому +1

    My histamine intolerance causes so much GI trouble it sets off my atrial fibrillation attacks.

    • @Savannah-ed4rv
      @Savannah-ed4rv 9 місяців тому +1

      I think my intolerance plays a role in my Afib as well. Scary. I also have a chronic low potassium add I began eating potatoes every day and that has helped me enormously. Surprisingly my doctors never recommended even taking a potassium supplement! But if I eat certain High histamine Foods like tomatoes, no amount of potassium will stop the episode. I just have to let it run its course 😢

  • @taniahummelgard2290
    @taniahummelgard2290 Рік тому +2

    I recently recovered from a bad case of Salmonella, which had to be treated with a strong antibiotic. I used to enjoy 2 glasses of wine without issue, after Salmonella I get a severe migraine after 2 sips that lasts 2 days. I’m guessing it’s because of the trauma my gut just went through. Interestingly I take nettle daily, can’t say it’s been helpful. Any recommendations on a regimen to get my gut back into shape?

    • @catherinehuffman9406
      @catherinehuffman9406 Рік тому

      Sounds like you've developed histamine intolerance if the wine is red. Have you tried DAO supplement?

  • @GillCapocciama-uj3su
    @GillCapocciama-uj3su 7 місяців тому

    Thank you. My allergies are terrible so really appreciate this

  • @jesusmalverde612
    @jesusmalverde612 Рік тому +4

    Is there any correlation with histamine intolerance and derealization?

    • @winxclubstellamusa
      @winxclubstellamusa Рік тому +8

      Yes, excess histamine does disrupt all of the brain’s chemicals, and causes confusion, dissociation, depression, dizziness, anxiety, and de-realization.

  • @elibennett6168
    @elibennett6168 Місяць тому

    Ear ringing? I have it in both ears and would be so grateful to know herbal recommendations. I know I have impaired DAO due to genetic testing.

  • @robincampbell5619
    @robincampbell5619 8 місяців тому +1

    What do you do for salicylate intolerance leading to histamine issues?

  • @mandalamama7563
    @mandalamama7563 Рік тому

    Hi there
    I have been following a raw vegan lifestyle for 11 months and was feeling fantastic till around July when I developed mild headaches then September sinus for first time ever. I haven’t had any issues prior to this with allergy type things but definitely gut stuff like lifelong constipation ( I’m 44). Do you think with herbal support and lifestyle changes- I suffer from panic attacks and anxiety - that a raw diet can still be achieved?
    Love your videos ❤

  • @Not2daysatan
    @Not2daysatan Рік тому +1

    Great video! Recommendation for skin histamine response such as itchy hives/rash/welts? I am on a gut healing, immflamuation reducing protocol with leaky gut through supplements and diet.

    • @ancabaloc5061
      @ancabaloc5061 10 місяців тому

      Hello! How is your skin now and what protocol did you have? Thanks

  • @mohammadlittle1306
    @mohammadlittle1306 Рік тому +1

    How do we know for sure we have histamine intolerance? Is there any test? Or we can just guess it from the symptoms we have?

  • @Farhiya-b8f
    @Farhiya-b8f 2 місяці тому

    Also doc, can i eat normal while taking these herbs or would it benefit me more to go anti inflammatory diet and take the herbs?

  • @sharonhynes6514
    @sharonhynes6514 Рік тому

    This is the first time I have ever watched one of your videos. Do you have an actual place of business or can a person contact set up an appointment to speak with you via zoom or similar? Thank You!

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому

      Hi Sharon. We have a clinic in Australia with a link in each of the videos. Shoot us an email with the contact form and we'll see if we can help!

  • @leicalove9384
    @leicalove9384 Рік тому

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. 🙏🏻

  • @joycemckoy3243
    @joycemckoy3243 6 місяців тому

    Thank you so much for the super advice.

  • @jordypord
    @jordypord Рік тому +1

    Excellent information, thank you. If i get folliculitis from eating too much fermented foods, too much gluten, dried fruit - would that be considered severe? Could heavy metal toxicity and a chronically low B12 be a factor??

    • @mandamoon13
      @mandamoon13 8 місяців тому +1

      Hi I'm not him but dried fruits and gluten are both really bad if you have mast cells or disease I would stop immediately it sounds like parasitic infection have you looked into that before?

  • @dawnmichelle4403
    @dawnmichelle4403 Рік тому

    Any advice on finding a good doctor to help with these issues?

  • @sharonashley1008
    @sharonashley1008 Рік тому +1

    Will herbal tinctures like olive leaf extract and oil of oregano help heal the root cause of histamine intolerance?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +1

      They could if it is from imbalances in the gut.

  • @user-ec8gp3ly5x
    @user-ec8gp3ly5x Рік тому +1

    Hey Bryon, asking for some advice, I’m really interested in all of these. However, I have Ulcerative Colitis, would this negatively affect that or gut inflammation?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +2

      I would start with nutrients first with IBD patients. I do use a lot of butyrate here and it can help some!

    • @user-ec8gp3ly5x
      @user-ec8gp3ly5x Рік тому +1

      @@ByronHerbalist Thanks, you’re the best!

  • @portalhaus7510
    @portalhaus7510 3 місяці тому

    What are your thoughts on Beef Kidney for histamine? Thanks

  • @jacobclark89
    @jacobclark89 8 місяців тому

    Wow great video. Just found the video.

  • @itchiji
    @itchiji 2 роки тому +8

    Do you consider these herbs to be stronger or weaker mast cell stabilizers than pure quercetin? I've been severely chronically ill my entire 32 years of life because the medical system has completely failed me. I've gone through at least 10 doctors in the last few years because I had over 65 symptoms throughout every system of my body and all of them said my issues are too complicated and they can't help me. I finally figured out through my own research and experiences that I have severe histamine intolerance, likely also mast cell activation syndrome, and I was able to get SIBO testing on which I tested severely positive for methane. Quercetin has been the only thing keeping me able to eat anything, but symptoms do easily break through if the food isn't also low enough in histamine.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  2 роки тому +15

      Quercetin is an excellent mast cell stabiliser! Stick with what is working. There are a few great combo histamine/Mcas products out there. Researched nutritionals does a good one - histaquel from memory! I will put out a nutrient support video in the next few months covering my approach there.

    • @suzannejamison-wade9104
      @suzannejamison-wade9104 Рік тому

      @@ByronHerbalist

    • @suzannejamison-wade9104
      @suzannejamison-wade9104 Рік тому +2

      I had histamine intolerance, I have it pretty much under control. Among other products I took Quercetin which helped however it can over a period of time affect ones thyroid. Do your research about this.

    • @itchiji
      @itchiji Рік тому +2

      @@suzannejamison-wade9104 Interesting. I've never heard that about quercetin. Thanks for the warning. I absolutely need it right now, but lately I'm finally making significant progress with treating SIBO. That's noticeably lowering the histamine intolerance, so hopefully I won't be taking mountains of pills everyday for too much longer.

    • @theancientsancients1769
      @theancientsancients1769 Рік тому

      ​@@itchiji Quercetin helps not with my sneezing and low histamine diet is not something I tried and likely won't be able to do long term

  • @equidregykfr3523
    @equidregykfr3523 9 місяців тому +1

    personally i don't react well to nettle leaf and nigella sativa

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  9 місяців тому +1

      That's a shame. Sometimes herbs can be too reactive

  • @krisg3984
    @krisg3984 Рік тому

    So glad I found this channel. I believe in herbs , I wish we could use our health care in this area . Subscribing

  • @hannahrose5739
    @hannahrose5739 Рік тому

    If we only had your knowledge of what to do, when. I have green perilla seeds in the fridge--would that be the right plant to grow?

  • @Christ_is_King951
    @Christ_is_King951 8 місяців тому

    Byron,
    I’m suffering from all the symptoms you’ve stated, where is a good place to start?

    • @tuscanytaylor
      @tuscanytaylor 3 місяці тому

      Start with the herbs recommended in this video, keep a food diary and change your diet to the low fod diet 🩵🩵🩵

  • @Nilez.Standish
    @Nilez.Standish 2 роки тому +6

    Hi Sir, would you do a video about mold colonization of the GI tract, aka, a mold fungal infection? these are getting more common these days and I myself have been suffering from one for 5 years. The candida overgrowth is a biproduct of the existing mold infection. thanks!

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  2 роки тому +16

      Thanks for the input! I am seeing more and more patients with mould colonisation. Leave it with me and I will put something together in the next month or two.

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 Рік тому +1

      ​@@ByronHerbalistyes plsss

  • @ladyvirgo013
    @ladyvirgo013 Рік тому +1

    So thankful to have found your channel 🙏

  • @efrinboy1000
    @efrinboy1000 6 місяців тому

    Hallo Byron What about. Th1 and th2 immun Balance ?
    Platz can you check this one i think the are a lot research coming about this T cell

  • @zilliezillie8038
    @zilliezillie8038 Рік тому +2

    Do you have anything on treating parasites infestation

  • @johnpennington9770
    @johnpennington9770 Рік тому

    Byron, I have everything but the lethargic symptoms. What do you think about Rosemary, Berberine and tumeric?

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому

      They could help! Very anti microbial and antioxidant too

  • @TezhibArtisanStudio
    @TezhibArtisanStudio Місяць тому

    I have recently come across butterbur for allergies particularly rhinitis n sinus allergies is it good enough??

  • @tanyajarvis1433
    @tanyajarvis1433 28 днів тому

    Thankyou for hrlping me.

  • @joshuafesser2139
    @joshuafesser2139 2 роки тому +3

    Your amazing !!

  • @andreamolinari8068
    @andreamolinari8068 Рік тому +1

    MCAS can be present if I dont have any inflamatory indicator on gi map? Only leaky gut and low elastase.

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +2

      that may not be MCAS but there is strong link to histamine overload with those markers!

  • @shantinaturechild3239
    @shantinaturechild3239 Рік тому +1

    Sweet! Thank you!

  • @mariahussey26
    @mariahussey26 9 місяців тому

    after treating sibo and leaky gut lost significantly weight. Got really sick covid and strep gave me antibiotics two weeks later start having congested ears fluid and after two weeks I have ringing on right ear. any suggestions for that? I'm very sensitive to perfumes and histamine foods.

  • @johnpennington9770
    @johnpennington9770 Рік тому +1

    What do you think about Coconut shell activated charcoal as a anti-histamine

    • @ByronHerbalist
      @ByronHerbalist  Рік тому +2

      it could help, particularly if it is toxin induced mast cell histamine issues

    • @johnpennington9770
      @johnpennington9770 Рік тому

      @@ByronHerbalist Byron, I appreciate you getting back to me 🙏 What's your address? Because I want to show you my trending Panels on HepC G2a that I'm reversing naturally with Wild Oregano P73 and( CSAC) 🙏 I m going on a Gluten and Dairy free diet😬😬

  • @juliebz2038
    @juliebz2038 5 місяців тому

    I'm having pressure behind the eyes causing blurred vision and eye pressure pain. I've been able to get away from sinus infections but now I feel it's deeper into the eye sockets. Any suggestions?

  • @lindapelle8738
    @lindapelle8738 Рік тому +1

    How do we find these herbs in us as well as know doses to take