Tyramine intolerance, like most food sensitivities, probably involves something going wrong in the gut (microbiome). But what is the microbiome, and what goes wrong that causes this? The Rogue Scientist explores in this multi-part series.
We know monoamine oxidase A plays a strong role in tyramine intolerance. But what about MAO-B?
To understand tyramine intolerance better, the Rogue Scientist explores the genes involved in tyramine metabolism. Beginning with monoamine oxidase A.
You care about your health. You want evidence when someone makes a claim about what’s healthy. But how do you know whether that evidence is any good?
Tyramine intolerance and histamine intolerance have a lot in common and can look similar. So what’s the difference?
While some love the winter holidays, for others they represent stress… and depression. Here are 14 science-backed ways to combat seasonal depression.
The American Heart Association has always promoted healthy eating to prevent cardiovascular disease. However, their 2021 dietary guidelines may surprise you.
You’ve heard the phrase “It’s all in your head.” Maybe you’ve said it. Here are 4 reasons to drop this phrase forever, and they all have to do with mental health.
Some experts acknowledge that MSG, while safe to consume, may cause unpleasant reactions in some people. Others doubt that these reactions result from MSG. What does science say?
If you want to understand how your genes affect your health, you need to know what a SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) is. The Rogue Scientist explains.
