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If you’ve been waking up tired, reaching for coffee by 10 a.m., and dragging through your afternoons - your first thought might be: I need more sleep. But what if your...
What is a hormonal imbalance? Hormones are essential chemical messengers that play an important role in many of our body’s systems including growth, reproduction, sexual development, and metabolism. Hormones work...
What is urticaria? Urticaria is a raised, itchy rash that appears on the skin either in one specific place or it can spread across larger areas in response to an...
Histamine is released as part of the body’s natural immune response to an allergen or injury, but for some people too much histamine or a histamine intolerance can cause or exacerbate symptoms such...
A low histamine diet is a way of eating which removes foods that are high in histamine, as well as those which may trigger the release of histamine in order...
What is hay fever? Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen. Also known as allergic rhinitis, it is often seasonal, typically around May to September, and different types of...
What is IBS? IBS stands for Irritable Bowel Syndrome which is a common condition that affects the digestive system. There are three different types of IBS: IBS-C – this is...
What is eczema? Eczema is a condition that causes the skin to become itchy, red and inflamed, in response to certain triggers or allergens.Discover our full range of zeolite clinoptilolite...
Histamine is made in the body by white blood cells and is released as part of our immune response to a potential allergen. However, some of us may have too...
What is histamine? No doubt you've heard of anti-histamines, but have you heard of histamine? Histamine is a biogenic amine (biological chemical) in the body, which is made and stored...
Histamine is an immune signalling protein found in some of the body’s cells, known as mast cells and basophils, that is released in response to injury or an allergic or...
What are zeolites? Did you know that the word zeolite comes from the Greek words zέo (“to boil”) and lithos (“stone”) from way back in the 1700’s? Named after the...