EPISODE # 17

How Gluten Causes Immune Dysfunction, Chronic Inflammation and High Histamine

Uncovering the Hidden Link Between Gluten Sensitivity, Histamine, and Immune Dysfunction

In this episode of The Histamine Well Podcast, Joanne Kennedy discusses a comprehensive case study of a patient with various symptoms like abdominal pain, migraines, and joint pain who was incorrectly suspected of having mold and oxalate problems. The root cause turned out to be gluten intolerance. 

Joanne explains the impact of gluten on the immune system, highlighting how it can cause significant inflammation and histamine issues. She differentiates between celiac disease, wheat allergy, and non-celiac gluten sensitivity, explaining their symptoms, testing methods, and impacts on histamine production. 

Joanne also provides insights into diagnosing these conditions and emphasizes the importance of closely examining patients’ diets before attributing symptoms to more complex conditions like mold or oxalate issues.

Discussion topics include:

  • Patient Case Study

  • The Impact of Gluten on Health

  • Understanding Gluten and Its Proteins

  • Celiac Disease: Symptoms and Diagnosis

  • Wheat Allergy: Symptoms and Reactions

  • Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity

  • Testing for Gluten-Related Disorders

  • Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Stay well,

Joanne Kennedy

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