Vitamin B9, also known as folate, helps make neurotransmitters such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine
By promoting a more robust metabolic function, this promising compound could potentially address age-related changes in body composition and metabolism, such as increased fat tissue as fat cells grow larger
Histamine flows in from multiple sources: Pollen-triggered mast cell release Stress-triggered mast cell activation Histamine in food (aged cheese, fermented foods, leftover meat) Histamine produced by gut bacteria Other immune triggers (infections, exercise, temperature changes) At the bottom of the bucket, DAO and HNMT act as drains
Anecdotally, giving supplements that enhance detoxification to a dehydrated patient seems to increase the number of detox-related side effects
The clinical evidence base supports its use as a tool for maintaining antioxidant status, supporting liver and immune function, and reducing oxidative burden, particularly in individuals whose endogenous production is compromised by age, chronic stress, illness, or inadequate nutrient precursor availability
