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… be a concern. You should talk to your doctor before trying diets such as the low-histamine diet or the elimination diet, as it can be a slippery slope of false hope.“Unfortunately, what happens …
… low histamine diet.” That’s not a good idea, Igel states. That’s because, unlike an elimination diet — where you cut out a certain type of food and see what happens — a low histamine diet …
… as anti-inflammatories,” Dr. Hussain says. “All of these spices are very, very good for you.”Eczema elimination dietYou may be wondering if an elimination diet — where you remove various foods from your meal rotation …
… t eat!) can impact your pain levels. Dr. Powers suggests connecting with a dietitian or trying an elimination diet to identify foods that trigger inflammation and pain.“Healthy eating habits are especially important for people …
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