What are histamines? Chemicals that are stored in immune cells known as Mast Cells. When Mast Cells are triggered, they release histamine, which helps regulate the immune response. In people with endometriosis, mast cells are present in much higher quantities in the endometriotic tissue, than in healthy tissue of those who dont have endometriosis. Endo and Immune Response Theres a correlation between an abnormal immune response (specifically a hyperimmune response) and endometriosis. This triggers production of histamine. If you have endo, the goal is to calm the immune response. Which is why as part of your treatment plan, it may be beneficial to experiment with avoiding histamine triggers
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