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Diet, medicinal clay and large doses of a histamine-1 receptor blocker does reduce body odor in the bromhidrosis with elevated TSH type drastically

In an explorative case with strong sweaty body odor, normally associated with 'apocrine' bromhidrosis, the odor emission reduces drastically after two weeks of large doses of loratadin (>50mg daily)

During that period a diet was in place:
- exlusion of high histidine foods
- exclusion of sugar holding foods
- meals did contain only proteins or carbohydrates but no mixture of both

During that period following supplements were taken:
- DAO
- Vitamine C (1000mg)
- Medicinal clay especially for histamine intolerance

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 21, 2025 at 7:10 PM

    So what exactly did they eat? High histadine foods are NOT optional foods for growth, tissue repair, brain function, bone health, organ health, eye health, etc. Excluding essential foods is not an option. Ask any ex-vegan the dangers and disastrous health effects of it.

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