Histamine

A chemical your immune system releases, also found in certain food and drink.

Some people have a hard time breaking it down when it's ingested. As a result, it can build up and can cause a histamine intolerance.

Tipping point

Certain food and drink can cause our body's 'histamine bucket' to fill up. If our bodies can't break it down quickly enough, the bucket can overflow.

Meat, fish, wine and cheese are some of the most common high histamine foods and drink.

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Empty the bucket

Tolerance's diamine oxidase (DAO) enzymes contain a market leading 48,000 histamine degrading units (HDU). Our DAO enzymes supplement the DAO naturally created in your body, helping to break down higher amounts of histamine.

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Gut feeling?

Histamine intolerance is complex. Our platform is designed to clear things up. Start with our questionnaire to find out more.

Questionnaire

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We regularly partner with leading nutritional experts to ensure our platform supports the end-to-end management of histamine intolerance.

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Skip the questionnaire and get your hands on our premium DAO enzyme food supplement. Take one capsule 15 - 20 minutes before consuming histamine rich foods and drinks.

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