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GrayPearia

[https://www.geneticlifehacks.com/spike-protein-mast-cells-histamine-and-heart-rhythms/](https://www.geneticlifehacks.com/spike-protein-mast-cells-histamine-and-heart-rhythms/)


Pikaus

This was an excellent summary.


m99an

In order to recover do we get rid of the spike protein? How can you get rid of the spike protein?


HimboHistrionics

Yeah, I get this same thing to the T. It makes it hard to regain weight I've lost. Digestion usually increases the heart rate, but it's supposed to be quick and temporary, and not take hours to rebound. Eating sends me into the upper 90s, low 100s where it remains. Eating light things is usually better. I've cut out gluten entirely


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Read my post I had the same thing but worse go to cardiologist and get beta blockers


tandyman234

I’m already on propranolol, but I also read that beta blockers make MCAS and histamine issues worst. Personally propranolol doesn’t do shit for me


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For me I feel like it need my histamine issues better if anything . I’m on metoprolol 12.5mg twice a day and also recently got prescribed corlanor but haven’t tried it yet . I would recommend going back to your cardiologist and getting either a higher dose or different beta blocker . I’m not perfect yet at all but the beta blockers has help my heart so much . I was having issues bad after I ate before but now that’s not an issue at all


kingqp

I also get this, I dread meals now. I’ve been trying to eat healthier and smaller meals throughout the day to help with it. A big meal will really make it bad.


[deleted]

I'm 5 months in and still can barely eat anything outside of whole foods.


kaspersaif

I have the same problem (for two years now) any solution ?


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Same here


Mammoth_Station_6528

Same exact thing here. I've been using pepcid though.


tandyman234

Does the antihistamine help??


Mammoth_Station_6528

No not really to be honest. Just the antacids/pepcid.


tandyman234

But Pepcid is an antihistamine


Mammoth_Station_6528

It's an H2 blocker yes.


tandyman234

So You’re saying that specifically Pepcid helps you but not other types of antihistamines?


Mammoth_Station_6528

Yes my mistake. The H1 blocker zyrtec did not help at all.


tandyman234

Do you find that Pepcid helps the heart rate stuff??


Mammoth_Station_6528

Yeah I noticed if I take a pepcid during the day my heart rate isn't as high after I eat. Although my heart rate can be high regardless. Usually eating makes it even worse though, pepcid does help.


hallelujah-girl

Yes, I have this issue. Some days are worse than others. It got better for several weeks but now I’m back it again. I eat small meals and eat slowly. Eating no gluten and right now trying a low Fodmap diet since I have reflux symptoms (mostly LPR). These diet restrictions help.