Histamine Digest - 90 capsules

Histamine Digest with DAOgest® diamine oxidase enzyme

Are you having trouble breaking down histamine? Then Histamine Digest is a product you might consider. Eating and drinking with confidence and without hassle is now within reach. If you are not sure, you might want to look at the food list below. Are you experiencing uncomfortable symptoms after eating or drinking the following foods or drinks?

Nutritional List

• Alcohol, especially red wine or champagne
• Aged cheeses (e.g. Parmesan, Gouda, Swiss, Cheddar)
• Cured meats (e.g. salami, pepperoni, canned meat, sausages, dried meat)
• Fish
• Tomatoes
• Sausages
• Orange juice
• Pineapple juice
• Very ripe fruit (e.g. strawberries, bananas)
• Avocados
• Sauerkraut, Kimchi
• Balsamic vinegar
• Kombucha
• Leftovers

Do you recognize yourself? Do you see one or more products in the list that you react to separately without having an allergy? Then you could simply try Histamine Digest to see if it changes.

The Main Ingredient In Histamine Digest

DAOgest® (diamine oxidase) is a patented enzyme from pig kidney extract originating from Europe. It supports the healthy breakdown of histamine throughout the body, but especially in the small intestine, large intestine, placenta, kidney, appendix, testicles and prostate. The DAO enzyme is a natural molecule that occurs not only in your body but also in food.

How does it work?

After taking a small capsule of Histamine Digest, the capsule opens in the small intestine. The released diamine oxidase enzyme (DAO enzyme) immediately starts to break down histamine. This can be histamine from food but also histamine that your body produces itself .

About Seeking Health

Seeking Health stands for quality and carefully composed products. The products are free of GMOs and common allergens. Dr. Ben Lynch, founder of Seeking Health, has built up expertise in natural medicine, molecular biology and epigenetics. His insights are shared in his book "Dirty Genes,” in which he shows how nutrition and lifestyle can optimize gene expression.