5 Best HOLISTIC Treatments for MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Syndrome)

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  • čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
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Komentáře • 471

  • @SiegfriedEmme
    @SiegfriedEmme Před 5 měsíci +29

    1. histamine modulation 2. vit D and K2 3. curcumin 4. flavinoids 5. low dose naltrexone

  • @ingridelknermusic
    @ingridelknermusic Před rokem +90

    I feel like you explain everything my immunologists have told me over years in ten minutes, and with more detail and logic. Thank you!

  • @user-fm8df4pr3k
    @user-fm8df4pr3k Před 5 měsíci +24

    I've had MCAS for almost thirteen years now and your the first person to explain it so i understand it. Thank you very much!

    • @littlemom9119
      @littlemom9119 Před 16 dny

      excellent explanation.....very understandable ...thank you so much

  • @dawntrygstad
    @dawntrygstad Před rokem +31

    Thank you! Wow, seeing this 10 years ago would have saved a career. Ten years of trial and error later with various doctors and supplements, and I still learned something here. What a blessing.

  • @marycolhenry
    @marycolhenry Před 7 měsíci +88

    FIX THE NERVOUS SYSTEM! Calm the stress response! I REVERSED MCAS 😊

    • @christianstroud7484
      @christianstroud7484 Před 7 měsíci +7

      How did you do this?

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Happy to hear it!
      Team Dr A

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před 7 měsíci +4

      Stay tuned for future videos. We recommend finding a good integrative doctor you gel with. Check referral links in video description.
      Team Dr. A

    • @marycolhenry
      @marycolhenry Před 7 měsíci +10

      Limbic system work

    • @isabelisabel6670
      @isabelisabel6670 Před 5 měsíci

      what did you take to fix it?

  • @nford3886
    @nford3886 Před 10 měsíci +31

    You're my MCAS Angel, Dr Paul. Fifty-four years of trying to get help and legitimacy has been a rollercoaster of hope and despair. It all started with a severe case of Mononucleosis at age six. Wish more Doctors would listen to these CZcams videos for a lil education. Thank you for making my life better with your concise information that has done more for me in the last year than anyone else has ever done. Blessings upon you.

    • @Ruktiet
      @Ruktiet Před 7 měsíci

      Have you had low vitamin D by any chance throughout your life? What about IBS-like symptoms?

    • @nford3886
      @nford3886 Před 7 měsíci

      Yes and yes

    • @Ruktiet
      @Ruktiet Před 7 měsíci

      @@nford3886
      Thanks for replying. Could you share by any chance what has worked the most for you? Also, have you had problems with severe anxiety throughout your life?
      Some info from my end: know that “MCAS” is a presentation with an imbalanced T-helper 2 (“Th2) cell response compared to Th1, and that fairly recently T regulatory cells have been discovered, which produce cytokines which act like a negative feedback to the inflammatory Th1 and Th2 response, and these Treg cells get upregulated by proper vitamin D availability. Studies on hunter-gatherers show consistently that they have about 45ng/ml of 25-hydroxy vitamin D in their blood, and these people don’t seem to have allergies or immune dysfunction. This high serum vitamin D level by being outside might be a key to this, alongside many different other factors, but vitamin D is notoriously low in Western populations. Thus, sunbathing or supplementation of vitamin D3 (+K2 MK-4) and magnesium for activation of D3 might drastically help with stabilizing these overzealous mast cells. Fat soluble vitamins are synergistic so you might want to look into vitamin A as well, given that this is also a very immune-related vitamin and some people (those with BCMO1 gene polymorphisms) might need specific animal sources such as liver or cod liver oil to get enough of it, because they have difficulty getting it from plant pigment (beta-carotene).
      Another thing to know is that chronic stress due to anxiety disorders, trauma, unhealthy social or work situations, etc. cause chronic corticotropin releasing hormone secretion, which drastically activate mast cells. It is therefore no surprize that people with chronic (idiopathic) urticaria often see this condition appear after periods of chronic psychological stress, and see them disappear when their psychological state is normalized. Also, this is a positive feedback loop, as MCAS can cause anxiety via many different direct and indirect ways. Vicious cycle.
      Good luck. Hope it’s helpful.

    • @marycolhenry
      @marycolhenry Před 7 měsíci +1

      Fix the brain you fix mcas 🤜 it’s an over protective brain reacting to everything.

    • @Ruktiet
      @Ruktiet Před 7 měsíci

      @@marycolhenry can I ask you some questions about this? Do you have personal or patient experience with this?

  • @kimcoons3322
    @kimcoons3322 Před rokem +30

    My daughter got a virus ib 7th grade and Covid last year. It set off pots and she hasn't been to school in 5 years. She had a procedure and I told the anesthesiologist that she needed steroids wuth her anesthesia. She did not do it. My daughter ended up in ER 15 times and hospitalized 4. She almost had to get a feeding tube. She just kept screaming "the confusion!" Broke my heart. She's on Allegra and Pepcid and going to start Xolair. We've been homebound 14 minths since procedure. She's never had a summer her whole teen years. 😢

    • @deemarie8887
      @deemarie8887 Před rokem +4

      Oh my gosh that is terrible….have you tried (slowly) Vitamin B1? And magnesium (B1 uses magnesium)

    • @PrayingHandsministry
      @PrayingHandsministry Před rokem +5

      I just heard of dr Dietrich Klinghardt and Connie Fox. Please research them. They may be able to help you. As always Prayers are first and foremost. I pray she gets well.

    • @breakage959
      @breakage959 Před 7 měsíci +5

      Breaks my heart to hear kids going through these things. I hope she was not vaxxinated by c0vid shot. There' s a great ND/Functional medicine doctor in California (San Diego) Dr. Pedi Mirdamadi from Oasis Health Medicine.

    • @deemarie8887
      @deemarie8887 Před 4 měsíci

      @@DoubleOhSilver B1 can cause anxiety and jittery feelings as well as intense sweating if your sensitive to it. Also when you use ANY synthetic vitamin (particularly B vitamins) they can build up in your system and cause neurological problems

    • @melriini8280
      @melriini8280 Před 4 měsíci

      Pots?

  • @susan4789
    @susan4789 Před 7 měsíci +16

    Why are there (not) a million subscribers to this channel? ❤

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před 7 měsíci +7

      Right!? Thanks for your support. :)
      - Team Dr. A

    • @marygleeson352
      @marygleeson352 Před 4 měsíci +6

      Because we're worth more sick, unfortunately.

  • @hollydanielle3652
    @hollydanielle3652 Před rokem +42

    I found this fascinating! My husband and daughter just had a ton of testing and go for their follow up with a MCAS specialist next month. But the methylation issue rings very true for my husband. Methyl folate causes him to spiral into depression very fast and hard. It’s SCARY! Definitely a toxic reaction in the brain. I will try thiamine to see if we can unplug that pathway. Thank you so much for this series! It’s very, very helpful!

    • @Nick-rr6kt
      @Nick-rr6kt Před rokem

      Did it help?

    • @Truerealism747
      @Truerealism747 Před rokem +1

      Does he have pain fybromyalgia symptoms

    • @Coolguyallthetime2k
      @Coolguyallthetime2k Před 8 měsíci

      Yes, please update us!

    • @adamwhitfield5571
      @adamwhitfield5571 Před 8 měsíci +2

      Please update us!!
      Need to know how to help my young, beautiful wife! She's hurting so bad, physically and spiritually. But she's fighting! She's strong as anyone I know! But her hair falling out, extreme anxiety that can shit her down completely, chronic fatigue, complete shutdown of sexual function, depression, and more. All 4 months after her school forced her to get the mcshot. Developed a nodule on thyroid. Hormones outs whack then normalish again. The Drs were zero help. The only thing that seemed to make a small bit of difference, was one of her Drs put her on ivermectin and LDN (low dose naltrexone)
      Nothing major, but it calmed her a little and the swings aren't as scary as they were.
      Please anyone who can help please do so!

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 Před 8 měsíci

      @@adamwhitfield5571 see a naturopath r functional medicine doctor

  • @visionsoflight2357
    @visionsoflight2357 Před rokem +34

    Heal the liver! I used dandelion, milk thistle, artichoke, burdock etc blend off Amazon. Amazing results! Intermittent fasting and regular fasting. Cut alcohol and coffee. Major triggers
    I know many people are allergic to herbs so… I had a hard time at first but after a while I was able to use some herbs.
    I use bromelian with quercetin, turmeric and allerga for reactions rescue.

    • @tangieshogelola6898
      @tangieshogelola6898 Před rokem +2

      Can you tell me your regimen...I know we are all different but I just want to know where to start

    • @JamieR
      @JamieR Před rokem +6

      Glad you found something that works for you!
      Quercetin makes me itch like crazy. Ironically I found out it has asorbic acid among other histamine related ingredients 😅 FMF Functional Doctor formulation... Mistakes were made 😂
      I've had some success with Immunoglobulins, probiotics (bifido blend only!), Berberine and digestive enzymes with HCl. It doesn't clear everything, but at least now I don't sit in hives and chronically itch. I drink stinging nettle tea with meals, and use dead sea salt footbaths which supports the constant magnesium loss. I too cut alcohol over 8 years ago and coffee a few years back. Low hist diet. Also low oxalate as that has been a big trigger for me.

    • @tangieshogelola6898
      @tangieshogelola6898 Před rokem +1

      @@JamieR can you tell me the kind of probiotic like brand name

    • @Truerealism747
      @Truerealism747 Před rokem

      Do you have pain

    • @visionsoflight2357
      @visionsoflight2357 Před rokem +4

      I would love to drink coffee again!

  • @judycook223
    @judycook223 Před rokem +14

    Best information ive heard...my Drs know nothing about mcas so no help there...i have almost every symptom...waxes and wanes..miserable stuff...have found nothing that seems to help....so tired of buying so many supplements that dont work but encouraged to try again...

  • @sigtoshi
    @sigtoshi Před 8 měsíci +5

    Dr. Paul Anderson you are an absolute angel. Thank you so much.

  • @jasontacoma2494
    @jasontacoma2494 Před 7 měsíci +7

    You have a incredible way of breaking down something very complex and making it sound simple great job DR.

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Thanks for the support!

    • @jasontacoma2494
      @jasontacoma2494 Před 7 měsíci

      In your opinion is MCAS curable or is something that has to managed over a lifetime. @@DrA-Online

  • @Hhhbs4925
    @Hhhbs4925 Před rokem +12

    Thank you so much, Dr. Paul I can live healthier and more free just with this one video you made!
    This has cleared up much confusion for me about debilitating histamine reactions you’ve shined a light 💡for me

  • @Dessi101
    @Dessi101 Před měsícem +2

    I've had it for two years and extended fasting healed it for me. I did two 36 hour water fasts in three days and it was like flipping a switch.

  • @user-dq8fn8xb3z
    @user-dq8fn8xb3z Před rokem +7

    Love Seeking Health and Dr. Ben Lynch. Thanks for mentioning this company.

  • @drshawnpostma
    @drshawnpostma Před rokem +10

    So very helpful! Thank you for your generosity of knowledge and helping so many people.

  • @SunshineSomeday
    @SunshineSomeday Před 7 měsíci +6

    I left my drs office crying and angry last week. I believe I have MCAS. But because Im diagnosed with bipolar disorder, I was told I need to see a psychiatrist. I've had issues with all sorts of symptoms since childhood. I'm researching to see where to go from here.

    • @revelation1215
      @revelation1215 Před 5 měsíci

      There is some research showing that MCAS and autoimmunity can be linked to trauma. Sometimes a mind body approach helps like Dr. Sarno The Mindbody prescription

    • @ronnie-lynn
      @ronnie-lynn Před 5 měsíci

      I’m so sorry, that is awful.
      I have a chronic pain syndrome, so I’m just told “it’s all in my head”..
      Doctors can be so insensitive & I hope and pray you find a doctor that will listen to you, and hear you! 🩵🙏🏻

    • @revelation1215
      @revelation1215 Před 5 měsíci

      @@ronnie-lynn Have you tried chiropractic?

    • @tiffanybooth1563
      @tiffanybooth1563 Před 12 dny

      The bipolar disorder could be connected to the MCAS. There is a book called Brain Energy wrotte and by I believe a neuro psych. He believes mental conditions are caused by brain inflammation and this can be cauaed by food and toxins. You may find addressing your diet helps both condtiions. Not an overnight fix and doesnt mean you stop any meds or other treatmenta but this can help at the root level and allow for healing to begin. Lastly im sorry you aremt being listened to. It is horribly defeating.

    • @SunshineSomeday
      @SunshineSomeday Před 12 dny

      @@tiffanybooth1563 thank you.

  • @DanielMatulich
    @DanielMatulich Před 5 měsíci +1

    Great summary. Thank you. As someone who helps manage an MCAS support group, I'll be showing this to all our new members.

  • @dreww1818
    @dreww1818 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Thanks for this video, Dr. Anderson! Appreciate it. You have such a wealth of knowledge. Would be great to see you do a video on different forms of B1 and even, synthetic forms of B1, such as Benfotiamine and its role in helping with MCAS.

  • @sarahquinn4117
    @sarahquinn4117 Před rokem +14

    Thank you Dr Anderson. Your videos are very helpful. I expect I shall have to watch this one a few more times to understand the pathways more. I really appreciate that you do this for us who struggle to find Drs who understand our condition. Spring tree pollen, peri menopause plus stress have sent my mast cells into battle and I’m losing at the moment. Hopefully I can get out of this flare soon.

  • @user-ce4jr8ib7f
    @user-ce4jr8ib7f Před 3 měsíci

    I really appreciate how simple this presentation was.

  • @shannonmoore9170
    @shannonmoore9170 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Such good information! I’m so grateful for your videos especially this one with streamlined suggestions in vitamins.

  • @lindavid794
    @lindavid794 Před rokem +5

    Thank you for your videos. I’m learning a lot.

  • @lilydauber3147
    @lilydauber3147 Před 3 měsíci

    Seeking gurus like you is the only solution to living a healthy life. Conventional docs only prescribe conventional meds with side effects. Your holistic and alternative meds approach is the only way to overcome MCA s.

  • @chictar7137
    @chictar7137 Před rokem +4

    Such great info and explained so well! Thanks Dr A!

  • @silvadoll3370
    @silvadoll3370 Před rokem +20

    high oestrogen triggers mine , leading up to ovulation and before my period , horrible symptoms , congestion, dizzy , nausea, insomnia, itchy burning eyes, itchy skin , foggy brain, ringing ears , bloating ,

    • @insertmyidentityhere
      @insertmyidentityhere Před 4 měsíci

      :(

    • @amandabuhlinger4504
      @amandabuhlinger4504 Před 3 měsíci

      Same sadly

    • @Ytdeletesallmycomments
      @Ytdeletesallmycomments Před 3 měsíci +1

      Got worse with me too. Now after three months low histamine dieet and supllements, it is gone. Even severe PMS and bleeding.
      And i ate very healthy.
      Not much sugar and processed stuff.
      I was making myself very sick with loads of healthy vegs and fruits.

    • @subhywadi8146
      @subhywadi8146 Před 3 měsíci

      Same as me 😢

  • @piabock576
    @piabock576 Před 3 měsíci +4

    You need to be careful with vitamin D and curcumin. I have MCAS and just found out that I have a th2 dominant immune system which is said to be typical for people with MCAS. This th2 dominance leads to an increased production of interleukin 4 which activates my mastcells. Taking vitamin d or curcumin is pushing the th2 dominance aditionally. So this is not a good idea. If you are interested in learning more about this, ask google about th1 and th2 balance of the immune system.

    • @FlourishingLove
      @FlourishingLove Před 14 dny +1

      Thank you! I can't seem to take either of those!

    • @tkorte101
      @tkorte101 Před 3 dny +1

      I can say I've seen a very definite negative mast cell effect on my dog when I've given him curcumin. His energy returns after being off it for a day or two. So based on your comment I surmise that he has a th2 dominant immune system.

  • @tamberjune
    @tamberjune Před rokem +2

    Thank you for the info! I'm already taking some of these so that's great! I will talk to my immunologist soon to make sure I can be treated as best we can!

  • @jennasolimine9776
    @jennasolimine9776 Před rokem +7

    Very insightful. I’ve been taking vitamins like tri-magnesium, D3, and a B complex (sometimes curcumin & mushroom complex) to take the edge off of my pain symptoms where pharmaceuticals have not been successful. Your wisdom was very helpful in opening my eyes to new vitamins I can look into adding to my blend. Thank you! And good luck to anyone experiencing pain, hang in there 🤍

  • @kimcissell1905
    @kimcissell1905 Před 3 měsíci +2

    Anne Maitland , Dr Castels , Dr Afrin.

  • @dimitrav9353
    @dimitrav9353 Před rokem +10

    Thank you for the valuable information .My 16-year-old son is currently struggling with cholinergic urticaria post covid and we are trying to find a more natural treatment than antihistamines.

    • @hustlemami8732
      @hustlemami8732 Před rokem +2

      Try bee propolis? Bee purga ingested. And I apply holy basil essential oil on my rashes. It gives me relief. Yes and take quercetin also

    • @JamieR
      @JamieR Před 11 měsíci +2

      I drink Stinging Nettle Tea 3-4 times a day as a form of antihistamine. 4-5 during heavy flares.
      Literature is a bit mixed, but most people report a pretty good response. Personally, I respond as good as otc antihistamines, if not better from it.
      It also helps reduce oxalate absorption from the foods we eat, which some of us with MCAS struggle with. I drink it with my meals.

    • @dimitrav9353
      @dimitrav9353 Před 11 měsíci

      Thank you!@@JamieR

    • @sillysop
      @sillysop Před 9 měsíci +2

      I second that on the nettle tea, currently sipping on a brew that I infuse in the fridge for two days. I also use a lot of herbs 14g per quart of water. As a pinch of salt and almost like a mini meal 😄 it’s pretty amazing for my allergies. If I forget, I know about it

  • @user-fe7lf8ei3u
    @user-fe7lf8ei3u Před 2 měsíci

    I'm so grateful for you, amazing informative help here such a complex issue for us who have been suffering for decades trying this and that truly only leads to the same outcome..And so I am truly grateful for your work and thankyou Dr. For being part of the solution unlike all of the other so called experts....Respect.

  • @elmarie3569
    @elmarie3569 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Thank you Dr. Anderson for these helpful informationand best regards from Germany

  • @Kat1775
    @Kat1775 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Thank you for the information, my allergist had no idea what to do with me.

  • @faithevolution552
    @faithevolution552 Před 2 měsíci

    Dr. An, you are the best teacher. I can understand what you say, and being deep in a Mast cell storm, it's not easy to make sense of anything at all. I month ago I added estrogen replacement cream from soy and accidentally put myself into a MCAS storm that I thought would kill me. ...and here you just confirmed what I feared. Estrogen caused it. Thank you!! Thank God for you❤❤❤ God bless you for sharing this info with CZcams 🎉❤🙏🌻 God bless you for helping me 😊 🙏❤

  • @GuntherSnaps
    @GuntherSnaps Před 5 měsíci +3

    Dr. Michael Robinson said you are awesome !

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před 5 měsíci +1

      Good to hear! Thanks for the support. - Team Dr. A

  • @MAK19807
    @MAK19807 Před 6 měsíci +2

    When I eat the wrong things, I get severe epigastric pain along with vomiting and diarrhea which is quite severe. The epigastric attacks are so so so painful. I developed this issue 8 years ago after a good poisoning episode. I'm also on immunosuppresants due to an organ transplantation which was 9 years ago.
    Recently even my safe food is causing such episodes. I cannot eat any kinds of fruits, salads, bread, crumpets, cereal. I struggle during breakfast as I cannot eat much. However all the unhealthy food I can eat. I'm becoming diabetic and struggling with low sugar levels and not having healthy food to snack on.
    A lovely consultant diagnosed me with Mcas through a sample of my biopsy. I only just started probiotics. I feel the anti histamine causes me more problems or more sensitivities.
    Unfortunately this isn't recognised in the UK and I happened to come across this consultatant who was from another country who decided to do research into this area.
    Any help? Today I are yoghurt and granola and now I've been in pain for hours. I get the epigastric pain severely and migraines. Thank you

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před 6 měsíci +1

      Make sure to connect with a local integrative doctor for help, check the links in video description to find a good doctor.
      -Team Dr. A

    • @christinahurt7505
      @christinahurt7505 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Very sorry for your suffering. I too can no longer eat raw veggies and very little fruit. .mostly just blueberries. I have eaten healthy mostly vegetarian most of adult life with large salad of greens every day, legumes, etc. Problem got bad in 2013 with undigested veggies in bowel movements then had breath test diagnosed with SIBO. Then 2015 diagnosed with MCAS. I have had pollen allergies and other allergies since childhood. Now much worse since must stick to cooked veggies and gluten free or bodywide itching and GI issues, diarrhea unbearable. I just saw another video that mentioned exipients in meds can also cause reactions. Ugh that sure would be a nightmare to figure out because I am on so many rx meds for many chronic health problems. At least I found a nurse practitioner who is great and recommended I try LDN. She referred me to a website where drs evaluate you and if it is appropriate they RX the LDN. She said she will then take over prescribing the LDN if it is helpful.

    • @revelation1215
      @revelation1215 Před 5 měsíci

      You should eliminate common triggers like gluten. Get off bread and anything that contains gluten like oats, wheats, barley, rye.

  • @angelloesparza1481
    @angelloesparza1481 Před 5 měsíci +3

    This was an amazing explanation. Honestly best video on this subject that I’ve seen. Curious about your thoughts on those using peptides such as BPC-157! on one hand, heard it’s helpful for the brain-fog aspect, and on the other hand, have heard it can trigger histamine release.. wondering if you’ve ever used it in your practice or what your thoughts on these alternative therapies are?

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před 5 měsíci

      Will pass this along for possible videos, thanks for your comment - Team Dr. A

    • @angelloesparza1481
      @angelloesparza1481 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@DrA-Online Of course and thank you for your reply back. Just subscribed! Looking forward to you potentially making a video on this.

  • @melissastewart1541
    @melissastewart1541 Před měsícem

    This is great! I developed MCAS after food poisoning. It's great information I will take TO MY DOCTOR!

  • @pollycook7692
    @pollycook7692 Před rokem +2

    Thanks so much.. great info and clearly expressed .. brilliant 😃

  • @Brim_the_Wizard
    @Brim_the_Wizard Před rokem +5

    very concise and informative

  • @kurtcarmenkastner5633
    @kurtcarmenkastner5633 Před 9 měsíci +2

    Excellent explanation ! Thank you so much for helping those of us with such a complex disorder.

  • @warrenpeterson6065
    @warrenpeterson6065 Před rokem +7

    I have Secondary Mast Cell Activation Syndrome with key triggers of six types of sulphites (sulphites Canadian ... sulfites American). Included in this list is Sulphur Dioxide gas (S02) which is emitted by diesel fuel burning trucks on the road. If driving a single lane road behind a diesel burning truck then I just pull over and wait. I worked in the marine industry with tones upon tones of diesel fuel was burnt and inhaled every day of my career.
    Did you know that the commercial dehydration process sprays sulphur dioxide gas over all the products to prevent mold.

    • @laracwass9543
      @laracwass9543 Před rokem +1

      how did you find this out!? My MCAS is out of control and i'm not responding to many medications

    • @warrenpeterson6065
      @warrenpeterson6065 Před rokem +1

      @@laracwass9543 Hi Lara, sorry to hear about your ailment. I'm now 66 y.o. and have had this since my 40's ... well before anyone knew what it was. In my case, I have mcas, am histamine intolerant, have a sulphites trigger and have several other immune system ailments such as IBS, intestinal ulcers, kidney disease, etc. I have researched my condition extensively for many years. I'm Canadian and Health Canada lists Sulphites as a top 10 food allergen. I take the allergen all the way to anaphylaxis. I break out in full body psoriasis during an attack and even develop narcolepsy and sleep up to 4 days without waking. Today, my diet is sulphite free (and that is complicated) and histamine limited. I take prednisone long term but just at a dosage that suppresses my immune system and no more. I take mondafinil to suppress the narcolepsy and this allows me to stay awake during the day. I take candesartan for hypertension. I take cyclobenzaprine as a muscle relaxant. And I take quetiapine for a few days whenever my meds are changed as I typically have psychotic episodes. I meet with my medical team every 2-weeks virtually and have for roughly 1.5 years. I have recently been reassigned to a new to me clinic while I await referrals to 4 specialists. Lara, I hope my story helps you with your journey. At least you now know there is someone else.

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@warrenpeterson6065hope u find answers n get better

    • @revelation1215
      @revelation1215 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@warrenpeterson6065curious whether you had a traumatic childhood?

    • @warrenpeterson6065
      @warrenpeterson6065 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@revelation1215 Hi Revelation, Yes, I experienced severe trauma over many years as a child ... 3 of which are missing from memory.

  • @marygleeson352
    @marygleeson352 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Thank you, an extremely helpful video!

  • @womaninamerica4572
    @womaninamerica4572 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Thank you for all the great information

  • @stephdorward4440
    @stephdorward4440 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Can you please reccomend someone in uk a functional medical doctor,they are not too common here thanks for the help and videos

  • @enjoypladecorrals
    @enjoypladecorrals Před rokem +3

    thanks, high speed analysis. better than those 1 hour ramblings!

  • @AnGi-j8g
    @AnGi-j8g Před 4 dny

    Just talked with my doctor about low dose naltrexone and just took first dose last night. I was amazed that it reduced the swelling in my foot... my toes felt normal for first time in like ever. I'm like close to 100 lbs over weight mostly with inflammation and fluid. I feel like Violet in the old Willy Wonka movie gaining 1-2 lbs daily till I reached this weight. Hope this will help me shed all this....

  • @pdog2464
    @pdog2464 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Such great information! Thank you!

  • @eri7-11
    @eri7-11 Před měsícem +1

    how can i get the right vitamin C, I heard ascorbate sucks and the acerola triggers IC. When I take vitamin D3 I feel drugged (maybe I'm lacking K2 and MG so too much calcium gets in the bloodstream) until I take K2. Magnesium glycenate also makes me feel drugged. Magnesium citrate doesn't but I hope it won't aggravate IC.

  • @ibanezgirl4623
    @ibanezgirl4623 Před rokem +8

    I have endometriosis. So the endometriotic lesions produce their own estrogen. Needless to say, I have severe estrogen dominance along with progesterone resistance. With time, the estrogen dominance will just get worse. I hear mast cells also trigger more estrogen production. Simply put, how am I supposed to eliminate all this excess estrogen? I feel like this is impossible without surgically removing the endometriosis lesions from my body. And surgery exacerbates my MCAS big time. In fact, MCAS is probably why I have endometriosis in the first place

    • @celiauzarski2064
      @celiauzarski2064 Před 5 měsíci +2

      @ibinezgirl4623 I realize it’s been nine months since this comment on Dr. Anderson’s video. I too have estrogen dominance, but not endometriosis. I’m always seeking alternative ways to treat my body rather than pharmaceuticals or surgery. My suggestion is to research diindolymethane. It comes from cruciferous vegetables to help regulate estrogen. It may not be the exact answer, but it may lead you to something similar to will work.

  • @buckeyeneicey
    @buckeyeneicey Před 8 měsíci +2

    I was just now put on methylated vitamins and am in a huge mast flare along with covid for almost a month. Thank you so so much.

    • @DaimonosUlv
      @DaimonosUlv Před 7 měsíci

      Do you mean one shouldnt get in methylated B vitamins if one suspects MCAS especially after Covid?

  • @cassandrabecker3242
    @cassandrabecker3242 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Lovely and very helpful doctor.

  • @isabellkazimierczak4208
    @isabellkazimierczak4208 Před rokem +2

    Great explained!

  • @KarenCampbell-qh1xt
    @KarenCampbell-qh1xt Před 7 měsíci +1

    Very informative and interesting!

  • @AmieDeLalla
    @AmieDeLalla Před rokem +11

    I have black mold toxicity and when I found you talking about this I realize I most likely have this too. I feel like I’m on fire.

    • @TheAshberry3
      @TheAshberry3 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Same! We’ve been battling black mold in our home for two years and it has really affected our health.

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 Před 8 měsíci +1

      What r u doing for mold

    • @breakage959
      @breakage959 Před 7 měsíci +2

      yup same here. It's usually mold exposure that tips the bucket.

    • @mandyrose5822
      @mandyrose5822 Před 6 měsíci +1

      Is your skin burning? Has anything worked?

    • @Çorumlu38
      @Çorumlu38 Před 5 měsíci

      Whats black mold toxicity? Im asking because i suspect i might be in the same boat

  • @kds-rhuiivra.s-gha.na.
    @kds-rhuiivra.s-gha.na. Před 6 měsíci +1

    Very helpful and well explained, thank you. Would you know if EGCG is also effective at stabilising mast cells?

  • @briannanelson1674
    @briannanelson1674 Před rokem +1

    Thank you so so much for this information! Wondering your thoughts on taking levothyroxine while doing this?

  • @katiedoetsch1526
    @katiedoetsch1526 Před rokem +1

    Thank you!! This was super helpful!

  • @AmandaSmith-77777
    @AmandaSmith-77777 Před rokem +27

    Famotidine (h2 blocker) caused me to have a huge mast cell response, anybody else have this problem? D3 and k2 helped almost immediately. My functional medicine doctor gave me antronex so maybe that'll do something. Regular antihistamines do jack diddly. My MCAS is from sick building syndrome. I had no idea that's what bioflavonoids did. That's neat!

    • @visionsoflight2357
      @visionsoflight2357 Před rokem +2

      What brand of d3 and k2?

    • @Poultrychick
      @Poultrychick Před 6 měsíci

      H2 blockers didn’t help me either.
      D3/K2 and. Complex Vit B did wonders.
      LDN has helped me but had to start very low

    • @DaneilBaj-tz8uf
      @DaneilBaj-tz8uf Před 6 měsíci

      Go low dose b12 orally

    • @FupaDoncic
      @FupaDoncic Před 6 měsíci

      Is it possible for diphenhydramine to cause this too?

    • @Larsonaut
      @Larsonaut Před 5 měsíci

      Betaine hcl can do wonders

  • @Jojoma449
    @Jojoma449 Před rokem +5

    Is there a good website or book that explains these pathways ?

  • @sh4835
    @sh4835 Před 8 měsíci +1

    I have been taking most of what you've just outlined for years. when I say this to my primary doctor ( i've had many ) they just glaze over. I am 78 and was just diagnosed with MCAS! I've always known that my problems had a source.

    • @SG45260
      @SG45260 Před 8 měsíci

      I'm 78 and was diagnosed with MCAS in 2019 after 10 years of searching with numerous specialists. My skin is the main problem, with so much inflammation

  • @lleopard79
    @lleopard79 Před 10 měsíci +4

    would someone mind listing the 5 he suggests? maybe it’s me, but i’m having a difficult time following.

  • @tinkerbellbetty
    @tinkerbellbetty Před 4 měsíci +3

    Nettel tea is a natural anti hysta mean

  • @chanjessiet
    @chanjessiet Před 3 měsíci +2

    Thank you!

  • @SamiMusic4you
    @SamiMusic4you Před 9 měsíci +2

    I would really appreciate if someone can put this in summary

  • @LeviAllen
    @LeviAllen Před rokem +2

    Great info. Thanks.

  • @artsiecrafty4164
    @artsiecrafty4164 Před 2 měsíci +2

    I heard you say that fasting can sometimes CLEAR mast cell activation. I am also clearing oxilates because after going carnivore I am sick from dumping. I’ve been fasting for one day. I suddenly started to feel better today!

    • @kristy7701
      @kristy7701 Před 2 měsíci

      I've ended up in the hospital due to fasting and too much water.

  • @JEAThirty5
    @JEAThirty5 Před 2 měsíci

    Very informative, thank you

  • @user-zb7db2sj7m
    @user-zb7db2sj7m Před 13 dny

    Such good advice. Dr. who helped me has left the state, so I am struggling to find anyone who can help with Mast Cell and EDs.

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před 10 dny

      Try the links in video description to find a good integrative provider near you - Team Dr. A

  • @FateDelamorte
    @FateDelamorte Před 6 měsíci +1

    Very helpful. Many thanks

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před 6 měsíci +1

      Glad you like it, thanks for the support.
      -Team dr. A

  •  Před rokem +2

    Extremely useful.

  • @jeanne2b2b22
    @jeanne2b2b22 Před rokem +1

    2:15pm very important to avoid foods that trigger histamine in your body. Everyone is a little different from each other. Find out which foods trigger histamine. Then use supplements to heal. If you keep eating trigger foods your waisting your time + your money.

  • @joaniekirk
    @joaniekirk Před 5 měsíci +1

    Such useful info Dr A

  • @AcuJM
    @AcuJM Před 4 měsíci +1

    Great info.
    To further complicate things, it can be the excipients (fillers), not the meds/supplements themselves that cause adverse reactions.
    Imo anyone wanting to take herbs should consult with a licensed Chinese medicine herbalist that has knowledge about mast cell disorders; curcumin for example is not appropriate for everyone. Chinese herbal medicine is tailored specifically to the differentiation of the individuals TCM pattern. Additionally there are extremely effective TCM antimicrobials that are effective for any lingering/reactivated underlying infection.
    The herbal brands should be quality, and I recommend to my patients that they never buy herbs from Amazon or other online distributors because of counterfeits; poor quality, manufacturing, storage and/or shipping. It’s a good idea to buy directly from the manufacturer. Pure Encapsulations is also a quality brand.
    I totally agree that the nervous system work is especially important.

  • @cathyeads4193
    @cathyeads4193 Před 10 měsíci +2

    What a useful, easy to understand, short to the point video! I have been aware of my MCAS only a month. my naturopath already has me taking some of these - and they are helping calm my terrible itchy inflamed skin rash. I’ll be mentioning the others to her so we can explore some additional options to bring things under control even more. Ultimately the goal is to I.D. what we can heal internally so the symptoms naturally resolve.

    • @sailuvijl6621
      @sailuvijl6621 Před 9 měsíci +1

      How did u test mcas

    • @adamwhitfield5571
      @adamwhitfield5571 Před 8 měsíci

      Same question. Please

    • @cathyeads4193
      @cathyeads4193 Před 8 měsíci

      @@sailuvijl6621 there is no definitive test, some providers will “test” by seeing how your symptoms respond to an antihistamine. From there your provider will likely start to help you determine your triggers and treat underlying conditions (viral load, infections that are latent, gut issues, mold, nutrient deficiencies, etc.) that have caused overload in your system and need resolving to calm your mast cell response.

    • @cathyeads4193
      @cathyeads4193 Před 8 měsíci

      @@adamwhitfield5571 see my reply to above commenter

    • @Poultrychick
      @Poultrychick Před 6 měsíci

      Dr Ann Maitland and Dr Afrin and some great talks on testing protocols for MCAS

  • @evelynreid5215
    @evelynreid5215 Před rokem +1

    This was so helpful- thank you. Can I take K2 when I am on Apixaban please.

  • @melriini8280
    @melriini8280 Před 4 měsíci +3

    I’ve started to get severe reactions to foods out of nowhere causing severe asthma symptoms..Not only to high histamine foods but now gluten and all sorts of foods. Waiting for results for sibo/leaky gut as functional Dr thinks it could be high estrogen as I’m peri menopausal. I can’t eat much besides eggs n meat - so so frustrating and depressing. Has anyone suffered respiratory issues to do with histamine intolerance?

    • @judymiller5154
      @judymiller5154 Před 2 měsíci

      yes, after a long time without symptoms, I experienced air hunger, increased pulse, and morning headaches from eating yogurt daily. I do best on near-carnivore low histamine diet (nothing processed, slow-cooked, leftovers etc - fresh proteins, a few plant items like seasonings, coffee, onions)

    • @beckiwildeman600
      @beckiwildeman600 Před 2 měsíci +2

      I have Anaphylaxis when histamine gets high

    • @sheilayagodzinski5747
      @sheilayagodzinski5747 Před 2 měsíci

      Yes and my allergist put me on Ketotifen. Haven't needed an inhaler in years. I got mcas after an allergic reaction to a flu shot in 2013. Ketotifen has to be compounded by a compounding pharmacy here in the United States. Prescribed by a doctor.

  • @allhimwithme5115
    @allhimwithme5115 Před 3 měsíci +1

    *How much B5, B6, C, and magnesium do you recommend in daily supplements, please?* I took a Thorne gut test that revealed I'm low in the bacteria that produce B vitamins which is likely the cause of my histamine issues from what I understand you're saying. Thank you!

  • @kevinbrowndc
    @kevinbrowndc Před 2 měsíci

    Great explanations

  • @kimadams2995
    @kimadams2995 Před 5 měsíci +1

    I did the methylfolate and methylcobalamin route, and it solved my symptoms for a long time, but it's been coming back recently really bad. I guess I just found out why....

  • @marshawhite452
    @marshawhite452 Před 4 měsíci +1

    What brand, or form of B vitamins, & magnesium do you recommend for someone who is extremely sensitive to everything?

  • @emilycole6453
    @emilycole6453 Před rokem +1

    Thank you - good info

  • @RickBeckler
    @RickBeckler Před 12 dny

    I started taking Methyl Folate 2 months ago and my Allergies flared up like nothing else. I started having food allergies to foods i could normally tolerate. I stopped 3 weeks ago and still haven’t recovered. Now taking DAO and about to start B5 to clear this evil histamine

  • @audreyhepburn8633
    @audreyhepburn8633 Před rokem +1

    Thank you so much Sir !
    Have been in a burnout a year and half ago and developed, along with GI issues, visceral tensions since.. is it part of the MCAS ? Thank you

  • @ariellel6123
    @ariellel6123 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Would it be possible to eventually find a natural replacement for fexonfedone? Health care in the US is so expensive and for another year I’m set but after that I have to figure other stuff out.

  • @DaimonosUlv
    @DaimonosUlv Před 3 měsíci +1

    Does this mean that one needs to take unmethylated B vitamins?

  • @SG45260
    @SG45260 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Many mediators. We need the experts for Mcas. Not enough out there. You make it sound simple. But it's not

  • @MashaFrenkelRu
    @MashaFrenkelRu Před měsícem

    Quercetin with Zinc is very important by MCAS.

  • @KP-zj3zj
    @KP-zj3zj Před 2 měsíci +1

    Thank you Dr.

  • @Aurea8787
    @Aurea8787 Před 8 měsíci +2

    What if my stomach is sensitive to herbs? Curcumin is kind of spicy. Even quercetin hurt my stomach. Anything that hurts my stomach makes things worse

  • @PleaseHelp-hr7ou
    @PleaseHelp-hr7ou Před 11 měsíci +5

    so I have histamine intolerance and have to take L-methylfolate because of 2 MTHFR gene mutations, what do I do???

    • @MeganLake
      @MeganLake Před 5 dny

      I also have this question!

  • @sabrinamusgrave470
    @sabrinamusgrave470 Před měsícem +1

    So if someone is having symptoms from Histamine that are brain related what do they need to do for histamine-aldehyde? Does this explain why DAO supplements don't help some people? Can you point to a single supplement that would help reduce histamine-aldehyde especially if they have a slow MAO mutation? Something formulated for HNMT pathway support vs. DAO support? It seems like all these cofactors that I try just make me feel worse, especially any kind of B vitamin. Just looking for something straight forwards to try. Thanks!

    • @DrA-Online
      @DrA-Online  Před měsícem

      Try checking out his other videos on MCAS, and otherwise chatting with your integrative provider could help bring clarity - Team Dr. A

  • @Yazzie101
    @Yazzie101 Před rokem

    Thank you for your info! There are no Drs in my area and I can’t travel so I’m on my own to figure out treatments.. I was thinking to start at the base and not just treat symptoms.. I’m sensitive to meds and can’t tolerate! Im low histamine diet ..my vitD raises and lowers by 20-30 points I do use k2! I’m taking most of the supplements you mentioned do that good! But Bs I have a hard time with!

  • @dawngonzalez508
    @dawngonzalez508 Před rokem +2

    Very informative - thanks! Is a coenzyme b complex ok, rather than taking separate b6 and thiamine?

    • @Crazeefish313
      @Crazeefish313 Před 7 měsíci +1

      I get my b vitamins separate and make my own specific b complex now. I had to single out b9 and biotin for the candida I have.

  • @AntonioLiberato08
    @AntonioLiberato08 Před rokem +3

    Thank you for this! Question/advice: are there blood test that can be done for MCAS? Lastly, I have my DNA mutations from Promethease; I have histamine intolerance, vdr, mthfr maoi mutations… can you recommend a doctor that can help me with all these results? Thank you!

    • @Truerealism747
      @Truerealism747 Před rokem

      What is promethease do you have fybromyalgia I have Asperger's add had or heds sure mcas pain worst for me

  • @daphnerogozinski1810
    @daphnerogozinski1810 Před 19 dny

    There was a person on here who commented that they fasted 3 days a week and it helped them a lot. If that person sees this, I would like to know more about your experience. Thanks!

  • @katiesheehan7634
    @katiesheehan7634 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Is it normal to feel suicidal from this and have ruminating thoughts and feel debiliated by anxiety and depression? I don't know why but when I have a flare my brain will convince me that I am a horrible person and don't deserve to live. It's like all my trauma comes to the surface and its really awful.The anxiety is so bad it interfeces with me getting help as then I start to eat crappy foods to self soothe to prevent myself from drinking (as that is a past addiction) and then I just get in my own way and then can't go to work and then can't afford supplements and its a round and round cycle i don't know how to get out of. I have been trying to get out of it for years and I seem to fall on my ass every time.

    • @YippYipp-sq9jq
      @YippYipp-sq9jq Před 25 dny

      Yes Depression and anxiety are definitely symptoms

  • @rongaff1886
    @rongaff1886 Před měsícem

    Dr. Paul Anderson -- Do you do one-on-one online or phone consultations? I have been sick so long and have no one locally to help me.