Genetics for the People Personalized Histamine Report
  • Histamine Intolerance (HIT) / Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) Assessment and Genomic Report

  • This questionnaire is meant to help you better understand whether your symptoms may follow patterns that are often seen in histamine intolerance (HIT) or mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS). It is not a diagnostic tool, and it cannot tell you whether you do or do not have a medical condition.

    Instead, it provides an educational overview of potential risk patterns and areas that may be helpful to explore further. Many of these symptoms can have multiple causes, and only a qualified healthcare professional can evaluate them in the context of your full medical history.

    Your results are intended to support awareness and informed conversations, not to replace medical care or diagnosis.

    The assessment will refer to histamine-related foods. These can be foods that contain histamine, release histamine, or inactivate DAO, the enzyme that breaks down histamine in the intestines. This is not a complete list and varies by individual.

     


    High Histamine Foods

    Alcohol
    Pickled or canned foods (sauerkraut)
    Matured cheeses
    Smoked meats (salami, ham, sausages)
    Shellfish
    Beans and pulses (chickpeas, soybeans, peanuts)
    Nuts (walnuts, cashews)
    Chocolate and cocoa products
    Most citrus fruits
    Wheat-based products
    Vinegar
    Ready meals
    Salty snacks, sweets with preservatives and artificial colorings

     

    Foods That Release Histamine

    Most citrus fruits (kiwi, lemon, lime, pineapple, plums)
    Cocoa and chocolate
    Nuts
    Papaya
    Beans and pulses
    Tomatoes
    Wheat germ
    Additives (benzoate, sulphites, nitrites, glutamate, food dyes)

     

    Foods That Block DAO

    Alcohol
    Black tea
    Energy drinks
    Green tea
    Mate tea

  • Histamine Intolerance (HIT)/ Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) Assessment

    The assessment is 82 questions. At the end of the assesment you will be asked to upload your raw DNA as a .txt file. Please make sure you have enough time to complete all questions and have your raw DNA downloaded before proceeding with the assessment.
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  • Raw DNA File Upload

  • We can currently process AncestryDNA, 23andMe, and Sequencing.com raw DNA text files. If you have your DNA sequenced via another service, just shoot us an email and we will be happy to make sure it is compatible with our system.

    If you have whole-genome sequencing data from sequencing.com, we can run your full genome files to gather you additional data, for the same cost. Please email us to let us know you'd like your full data read and the next steps in that process.

    If you need help downloading your raw DNA data, please follow the links below:

    AncestryDNA

    23andMe

    Sequencing.com (Ultimate Compatibility File)


    You can list any name you would like on the report. Please be aware that we cannot determine which raw DNA file belongs to which person, so please make sure to record any aliases you use. 

    We will email your Personalized Histamine Report to the email provided within 5 business days. Most of the time, it is sent within 24 hours.

    If you do not recieve your Histamine Report within 5 business days, please check your spam folder for an email from us. Your raw DNA file may be corrupted and need resubmission.

    If you have any questions or concerns, please email us at GeneticsforthePeople@gmail.com.

     

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