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Regulating histamine could be a key to a healthy menopause

What if the real root cause isn’t on your face but in your gut? Emerging research in functional medicine and integrative dermatology shows that chronic inflammatory skin conditions are often connected to the gut microbiome.

Gut health refers to the balance of microorganisms in our digestive tract, an environment home to trillions of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microbes. These organisms play crucial roles like influencing immunity, metabolism, and hormone production.

Histamine and estrogen are two crucial compounds in the human body that significantly influence how we feel and how our body runs. Understanding their relationship, especially within the context of the menstrual cycle, can provide valuable insights into women's health and potential treatments for related disorders. The Role of Histamine Histamine is a biogenic amine involved in local immune responses, regulating physiological functions in the gut, and acting as a neurotransmi

Bug Facts: Our bodies contain about 3 times as many foreign microbiome cells as human cells. And, this number changes a lot depending on...