Winner, winner, chicken with green sauce dinner! 😀 This low histamine recipe is a take on mojo verde. Mojo verde is Spanish for green sauce. It originates in the Canary…
Read MoreYou asked for snacks, and this creamy, low histamine dip with roasted garlic and pecans delivers! You can add this to your list of easy low histamine recipes. It has…
Read MoreThis new recipe for a shaved Brussels sprouts salad served with garlic, pecan, and apple dressing will have you rethinking Brussels sprouts. Brussels sprouts fit well into the low histamine…
Read MoreYou’ll get a taste of vacation with this low histamine macadamia crusted fish! A while back, I invited a friend over to taste test some low histamine recipes. She’s a…
Read MoreThis low histamine coffee cooler is a light and flavorful treat. It’s something I came up with once I was able to add coffee back into my diet. I love…
Read MoreTiger nut flour cookies are a sweet treat to add to your list of low histamine, low FODMAP recipe favorites. Have a nut allergy? Don’t worry! Tiger nuts aren’t actually…
Read MoreI’m excited to share some new recipes with you this year, including this one for my low FODMAP Asian chicken lettuce wraps. You can add this to your collection of…
Read MoreComfort food coming your way with this low histamine chili recipe! This white chicken chili makes a hearty addition to your low histamine meals. When I think of chili, I…
Read MoreI’m so excited to share this low histamine bacon recipe with you. You know that eating low histamine can get tricky sometimes. Especially when you miss certain comfort foods like…
Read MoreYou’ll be adding this rutabaga fries recipe to your favorite low histamine recipes! It makes a great snack, appetizer, or side dish. (We all know side dishes can be the…
Read MoreHigh histamine bone broth is one of those “healthy” foods you may have to let go when you have Histamine Intolerance or Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS). But have you…
Read MoreThis low histamine salsa recipe will bring a bold, fresh taste to your next Taco Tuesday! I love Mexican food. So, I’m loving this recipe for mango salsa, especially on…
Read MoreEarlier in my life, I wanted to be a restaurant reviewer. I’m a bit of a foodie. I loooove new flavors and variety. But eating out while on a low…
Read MoreWith Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) and Histamine Intolerance, you want low histamine meals that are easy to make. And meals are even better if you can freeze your leftovers…
Read MoreIf you’re like me, some days you only have the energy to heat up frozen leftovers for your low histamine meal plans. But you can keep preparation to a minimum…
Read MoreDo you love desserts and snacks but need low histamine recipes? How does a low histamine nut butter sound? Macadamia nut butter is a decadent, luscious treat! And I’ve got an…
Read MoreLooking for ways to get some variety in your low histamine salad recipes? Salads are a big part of my weekly low histamine meal plans. They are so easy to…
Read MoreDo you love low histamine desserts? Have you seen any recipes for low histamine ice cream? If not, I’ve got one for you! I enjoy a refreshing sweet treat on…
Read MoreMy clients with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome and Histamine Intolerance often tell me they don’t know what to do for low histamine snacks. I’m excited for you to try popping sorghum!…
Read MoreDressings add flavor to any low histamine recipe and keep meals exciting. Interested in a recipe for a low histamine, low FODMAP dressing? I’ve got that for you. But this…
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Mast Cell 360TM now uses an online Electronic Health Record to provide a better overall experience.
As we mentioned, the Mast Cell 360 Program is a long-term program. Depending on your case, the duration of your work here may be anywhere from 1- 3 years. Are you willing to actively participate in follow-up appointments approximately every 6-12 weeks during that time, as needed?
We are a small clinic without an IT department. Are you comfortable with using computer-based technology (e.g., Excel, our Practice Better Client portal, Supplement Store and an on-line ordering system for labs).
Are you willing and able to embrace technology during your healing journey?
Success with the Mast Cell 360 program relies on tracking how you are doing, in between appointments as well as keeping a journal of changes when you add new supplements, foods, or experience new stressors in your life.
Are you willing to fill out a changes journal and progress report, that may include daily tracking?
