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However, when your body has more histamine than it can efficiently break down, it can lead to symptoms like:( 1 ) Skin problems like itching, rashes, and eczema Irregular and/or painful periods Allergic asthma and difficulty breathing Motion sickness (boat, car, amusement park) Runny nose, sneezing, nosebleeds, or red face Bloating, excessive gas, abdominal cramping, or nausea Food intolerances and sensitivities Dizziness Feelings of unease Headaches or migraines Difficulty falling asleep Pregnancy complications Acid reflux, stomach and digestive problems Heart palpitations The Two Main Histamine Genes Genes make enzymes
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Both the BCKDK and PPMK1 gene encoded proteins are localized to the mitochondria as is the BCKD complex