Essential Lower Histamine Fat Bombs Recipe

This lower histamine fat bomb recipe is great if you are on a high-fat or Keto diet, and it is adapted from several recipes I’ve tried. Fat bombs can provide an energy boost in the morning while you are fasting to help you stay in therapeutic ketosis, as an afternoon snack to fuel you until the next meal, or as a satisfying dessert.

Practical Strategies for Managing MCAS

This post provides some practical tips for managing MCAS — specifically to address stress as a trigger for MCAS. Stress, toxins, and infections are the three underlying triggers for Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS). This post covers treatments that are helpful for vagus nerve injury and limbic system dysfunction, which fall under the category of “stress.” So how do you manage “stress”? Read to find out!

Sizzling Lower Histamine Stirfry Recipe

This lower histamine stirfry recipe is great if you are on a high-fat or Keto diet, and it is adapted from several recipes I’ve tried. You can use any combination of tolerated vegetables that you like to customize this recipe.

Lower Histamine Breakfast Casserole

This lower histamine breakfast casserole is a delicious eggy start to your day. This breakfast casserole is from my childhood is inspired by Eastern European blini stuffed with a ricotta filling. The recipe has gone through many revisions throughout my life, first to make it gluten-free (this recipe works well with gluten-free flour mixes), and then to become low-oxalate (it also works great with almond flour, though I can’t tolerate almonds anymore due to their high oxalate content), and now to be low histamine (though of course what is low histamine for one person won’t necessarily be for another person). This recipe is also great if you are on a high-fat or Keto diet.

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