Raising Histimine Contradiction from Andy

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However in Amalgam illness IT say to take B-12, C, zinc, niacin, folic

acid panthothenic acid, high protein and supplementary histidine.

What is it going to be?

Thanks

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Why don't you ask him?

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>

> <<<<<<< but it is

> probably more helpful to tell you the way to increase histamine which

> I DO know and which works wonderfully well.

>

> Take 2-4 grams of the amino acid l-histidine on an empty stomach.

> Adjust dose depending on response. Carlson Laboratories is one source

> of histidine powder if you want to do it that way, and you can get

> capsules and tablets from a number of vendors. I think you can get

> the Carlson powder by mail order through The Vitamin Shoppe, too, even

> though it doesn't appear in their print catalogue. I know they carry

> several brands of caps and tabs.

>

> This works particularly well for people with MS like symptoms, or who

> benefit from histamine-caffeine transdermal patches.

>

> B-12 and folic acid DECREASE histamine, but probably are otherwise

> good for you.

>

> Niacin is VERY hard on your liver.

>

> Try the histidine. It works really well.

>

> Andy . . . .. . . . . . . .. . >>>>>>

> However in Amalgam illness IT say to take B-12, C, zinc, niacin, folic

> acid panthothenic acid, high protein and supplementary histidine.

> What is it going to be?

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > <<<<<<< > but it is

> > probably more helpful to tell you the way to increase histamine which

> > I DO know and which works wonderfully well.

> >

> > Take 2-4 grams of the amino acid l-histidine on an empty stomach.

> > Adjust dose depending on response. Carlson Laboratories is one source

> > of histidine powder if you want to do it that way, and you can get

> > capsules and tablets from a number of vendors. I think you can get

> > the Carlson powder by mail order through The Vitamin Shoppe, too, even

> > though it doesn't appear in their print catalogue. I know they carry

> > several brands of caps and tabs.

> >

> > This works particularly well for people with MS like symptoms, or who

> > benefit from histamine-caffeine transdermal patches.

> >

> > B-12 and folic acid DECREASE histamine, but probably are otherwise

> > good for you.

> >

> > Niacin is VERY hard on your liver.

> >

> > Try the histidine. It works really well.

> >

> > Andy . . . .. . . . . . . .. . >>>>>>

> > However in Amalgam illness IT say to take B-12, C, zinc, niacin, folic

> > acid panthothenic acid, high protein and supplementary histidine.

> > What is it going to be?

> > Thanks

> >

>

How?

[Guest guest]

> >

> > <<<<<<< > but it is

> > probably more helpful to tell you the way to increase histamine which

> > I DO know and which works wonderfully well.

> >

> > Take 2-4 grams of the amino acid l-histidine on an empty stomach.

> > Adjust dose depending on response. Carlson Laboratories is one source

> > of histidine powder if you want to do it that way, and you can get

> > capsules and tablets from a number of vendors. I think you can get

> > the Carlson powder by mail order through The Vitamin Shoppe, too, even

> > though it doesn't appear in their print catalogue. I know they carry

> > several brands of caps and tabs.

> >

> > This works particularly well for people with MS like symptoms, or who

> > benefit from histamine-caffeine transdermal patches.

> >

> > B-12 and folic acid DECREASE histamine, but probably are otherwise

> > good for you.

> >

> > Niacin is VERY hard on your liver.

> >

> > Try the histidine. It works really well.

> >

> > Andy . . . .. . . . . . . .. . >>>>>>

> > However in Amalgam illness IT say to take B-12, C, zinc, niacin, folic

> > acid panthothenic acid, high protein and supplementary histidine.

> > What is it going to be?

> > Thanks

> >

>

How?

[Guest guest]

> >

> > <<<<<<< > but it is

> > probably more helpful to tell you the way to increase histamine which

> > I DO know and which works wonderfully well.

> >

> > Take 2-4 grams of the amino acid l-histidine on an empty stomach.

> > Adjust dose depending on response. Carlson Laboratories is one source

> > of histidine powder if you want to do it that way, and you can get

> > capsules and tablets from a number of vendors. I think you can get

> > the Carlson powder by mail order through The Vitamin Shoppe, too, even

> > though it doesn't appear in their print catalogue. I know they carry

> > several brands of caps and tabs.

> >

> > This works particularly well for people with MS like symptoms, or who

> > benefit from histamine-caffeine transdermal patches.

> >

> > B-12 and folic acid DECREASE histamine, but probably are otherwise

> > good for you.

> >

> > Niacin is VERY hard on your liver.

> >

> > Try the histidine. It works really well.

> >

> > Andy . . . .. . . . . . . .. . >>>>>>

> > However in Amalgam illness IT say to take B-12, C, zinc, niacin, folic

> > acid panthothenic acid, high protein and supplementary histidine.

> > What is it going to be?

> > Thanks

> >

>

How?

[Guest guest]

This post is a bit confusing.

First, the quote from Andy is from what group and what is the post number?

And the contradictory information in 'Amalgam Illness' is on what page?

J

> > >

> > > <<<<<<< > > but it is

> > > probably more helpful to tell you the way to increase histamine

which

> > > I DO know and which works wonderfully well.

> > >

> > > Take 2-4 grams of the amino acid l-histidine on an empty stomach.

> > > Adjust dose depending on response. Carlson Laboratories is one

source

> > > of histidine powder if you want to do it that way, and you can get

> > > capsules and tablets from a number of vendors. I think you can get

> > > the Carlson powder by mail order through The Vitamin Shoppe,

too, even

> > > though it doesn't appear in their print catalogue. I know they carry

> > > several brands of caps and tabs.

> > >

> > > This works particularly well for people with MS like symptoms,

or who

> > > benefit from histamine-caffeine transdermal patches.

> > >

> > > B-12 and folic acid DECREASE histamine, but probably are otherwise

> > > good for you.

> > >

> > > Niacin is VERY hard on your liver.

> > >

> > > Try the histidine. It works really well.

> > >

> > > Andy . . . .. . . . . . . .. . >>>>>>

> > > However in Amalgam illness IT say to take B-12, C, zinc, niacin,

folic

> > > acid panthothenic acid, high protein and supplementary histidine.

> > > What is it going to be?

> > > Thanks

> > >

> >

> How?

>

[Guest guest]

This post is a bit confusing.

First, the quote from Andy is from what group and what is the post number?

And the contradictory information in 'Amalgam Illness' is on what page?

J

> > >

> > > <<<<<<< > > but it is

> > > probably more helpful to tell you the way to increase histamine

which

> > > I DO know and which works wonderfully well.

> > >

> > > Take 2-4 grams of the amino acid l-histidine on an empty stomach.

> > > Adjust dose depending on response. Carlson Laboratories is one

source

> > > of histidine powder if you want to do it that way, and you can get

> > > capsules and tablets from a number of vendors. I think you can get

> > > the Carlson powder by mail order through The Vitamin Shoppe,

too, even

> > > though it doesn't appear in their print catalogue. I know they carry

> > > several brands of caps and tabs.

> > >

> > > This works particularly well for people with MS like symptoms,

or who

> > > benefit from histamine-caffeine transdermal patches.

> > >

> > > B-12 and folic acid DECREASE histamine, but probably are otherwise

> > > good for you.

> > >

> > > Niacin is VERY hard on your liver.

> > >

> > > Try the histidine. It works really well.

> > >

> > > Andy . . . .. . . . . . . .. . >>>>>>

> > > However in Amalgam illness IT say to take B-12, C, zinc, niacin,

folic

> > > acid panthothenic acid, high protein and supplementary histidine.

> > > What is it going to be?

> > > Thanks

> > >

> >

> How?

>

[Guest guest]

This post is a bit confusing.

First, the quote from Andy is from what group and what is the post number?

And the contradictory information in 'Amalgam Illness' is on what page?

J

> > >

> > > <<<<<<< > > but it is

> > > probably more helpful to tell you the way to increase histamine

which

> > > I DO know and which works wonderfully well.

> > >

> > > Take 2-4 grams of the amino acid l-histidine on an empty stomach.

> > > Adjust dose depending on response. Carlson Laboratories is one

source

> > > of histidine powder if you want to do it that way, and you can get

> > > capsules and tablets from a number of vendors. I think you can get

> > > the Carlson powder by mail order through The Vitamin Shoppe,

too, even

> > > though it doesn't appear in their print catalogue. I know they carry

> > > several brands of caps and tabs.

> > >

> > > This works particularly well for people with MS like symptoms,

or who

> > > benefit from histamine-caffeine transdermal patches.

> > >

> > > B-12 and folic acid DECREASE histamine, but probably are otherwise

> > > good for you.

> > >

> > > Niacin is VERY hard on your liver.

> > >

> > > Try the histidine. It works really well.

> > >

> > > Andy . . . .. . . . . . . .. . >>>>>>

> > > However in Amalgam illness IT say to take B-12, C, zinc, niacin,

folic

> > > acid panthothenic acid, high protein and supplementary histidine.

> > > What is it going to be?

> > > Thanks

> > >

> >

> How?

>

[Guest guest]

The post is from a archive from onibasi (sp?) autism message board.

The reference is in amalgam illness don't have the pages I think p97

or 127? Can't remember. They definately don't match each other

though. He says for low histamine: Vit C, b6, niacin, B-12 and

histidine. But in the message he says the opposite with the exception

of histidine.

[Guest guest]

The post is from a archive from onibasi (sp?) autism message board.

The reference is in amalgam illness don't have the pages I think p97

or 127? Can't remember. They definately don't match each other

though. He says for low histamine: Vit C, b6, niacin, B-12 and

histidine. But in the message he says the opposite with the exception

of histidine.

[Guest guest]

The post is from a archive from onibasi (sp?) autism message board.

The reference is in amalgam illness don't have the pages I think p97

or 127? Can't remember. They definately don't match each other

though. He says for low histamine: Vit C, b6, niacin, B-12 and

histidine. But in the message he says the opposite with the exception

of histidine.

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Why don't you ask him?

> >

> > --

> >

> How?

>

You could send him an email (his address is in the members link or

in the archives.

I think I know the answer, though. I think the stuff he recommends

in the book is what will benefit people with low histamine. The

post from onibasu is about how to raise histamine, which is a

slightly different question.

If you want to raise histamine, take histidine. Don't worry about

the other stuff.

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[Guest guest]

> >

> > Why don't you ask him?

> >

> > --

> >

> How?

>

You could send him an email (his address is in the members link or

in the archives.

I think I know the answer, though. I think the stuff he recommends

in the book is what will benefit people with low histamine. The

post from onibasu is about how to raise histamine, which is a

slightly different question.

If you want to raise histamine, take histidine. Don't worry about

the other stuff.

--

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Why don't you ask him?

> >

> > --

> >

> How?

>

You could send him an email (his address is in the members link or

in the archives.

I think I know the answer, though. I think the stuff he recommends

in the book is what will benefit people with low histamine. The

post from onibasu is about how to raise histamine, which is a

slightly different question.

If you want to raise histamine, take histidine. Don't worry about

the other stuff.

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