Try Liver Flush .
Try FMT .

Have you tried Low Histamine Diet ?
Do you consume Sugar ?


http://www.histamineintolerance.org.uk/about/the-food-diary/the-food-list


Low histamine level foods:

Fresh meat (cooled, frozen or fresh)
Freshly caught fish
Chicken (skinned and fresh)
Egg yolk
Fresh fruits – with the exception of strawberries, most fresh fruits are considered to have a low histamine level (also see histamine liberators below)
Fresh vegetables – with the exception of tomatoes
Grains – rice noodles, yeast free rye bread, rice crisp bread, oats, puffed rice crackers, millet flour, pasta (spelt and corn based)
Fresh pasteurised milk and milk products
Milk substitutes – coconut milk, rice milk
Cream cheese, butter (without the histamine generating rancidity)
Most cooking oils – check suitability before use
Most leafy herbs – check suitability before use
Most non-citric fruit juices
Herbal teas – with the exception of those listed below



High histamine level foods:

Alcohol
Pickled or canned foods – sauerkrauts
Matured cheeses
Smoked meat processed products – salami, ham, sausages….
Shellfish
Beans and pulses – chickpeas, soy beans, peanuts
Nuts – walnuts, cashew nuts
Chocolates and other cocoa based products
Most citric fruits
Wheat based products
Vinegar
Ready meals
Salty snacks, sweets with preservatives and artificial colourings



Histamine liberators:

Most citric fruits – kiwi, lemon, lime, pineapple, plums…
Cocoa and chocolate
Nuts
Papaya
Beans and pulses
Tomatoes
Wheat germ
Additives – benzoates , sulfites , nitrites , glutamates , sorbates , citrates , food dyes





Diamine Oxidase (DAO) blockers:

Alcohol
Black tea
Energy drinks
Green tea
Mate tea



More info:

http://www.histamineintolerance.org.uk/about/the-food-diary/the-food-list


WS