Common triggers of mast cell activation include: Food allergens (dairy, gluten, alcohol, fermented foods) Environmental toxins (heavy metals, chemicals and VOCs) Stress and trauma Chronic infections (Lyme, Epstein-Barr, Candida, SIBO) Mold and mycotoxin exposure When mast cells are constantly activated, histamine release becomes excessive, leading to chronic inflammation, tissue damage, and widespread symptoms that seem to come from nowhere
Parents, caregivers, and individuals interested in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are asking this question as they seek to understand potential avenues for support and treatment
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Glutathione is widely known as the master antioxidant because of its central role in protecting cells from oxidative stress
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The peptide, made from human gastric juice, is not approved for clinical use in any country (13)
