Guest guest Posted January 16, 2008 Report Share Posted January 16, 2008 I'm beginning to strongly suspect that I am histadelic (have chronically high histamine levels) and am looking into testing. In the mean time I'd like to try eliminating foods that naturally contain histadine/histamine. My brain is pretty foggy right now, so I'm looking for some help coming up with a few recipes that I can use that are SCD compliant and also eliminate those foods on the histamine/histadine list. This may be hard because the recommended diet for histadelia is low protein high complex carb, which won't work for SCD. Anyway, here's the list of histmamine/histadine containing foods (or many of them anyway): fish red meats (I'm assuming grain fed only, as they would build up a lot of histamine from eating the corn that they eat; grass fed shouldn't have that kind of inflammation) most meats to some degree dried legumes (I think) all nuts (not sure about cashews, gotta look that up) cheese yogurt eggplant tomatoes spinach drk leafy greens anything fermented dried fruits (left overs with the above have higher levels than the original unless frozen (bacterial process converting the histadine to histamine)) I know I can't cut out all the meat, nor do I think it's healthy to, but I need to greatly cut back the amount I eat and concentrate more on the veggies and fruits that don't fit the above list, and when I do use meat, use mostly chicken and grass-fed beef. I may have a couple more to add to the list as I find them. I'm bummed too, as I love pretty much all on the list, especially the yogurt. I felt really great, no awesome, on the yogurt for a few days, but then started feeling crappy again, and knew it wasn't die off....joint pain, colon pain, increasing obsessiveness). Thank you all so much! Shonda SCD 6 months Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.