Discover the Scoop on Headaches and MCAS

Do you know about headaches and MCAS? You might not know that headaches are a common mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) symptom. This post discusses headaches as related to MCAS, and some ways to address them.

Selected Helpful Supplements for MCAS

This post discusses helpful supplements for MCAS. Supplements can be part of the solution when you have MCAS, in addition to taking medications, addressing the root cause, vagus nerve healing, and reducing inflammation. Supplements can reduce the need for medications, assist with side effects, and even act as mast cell stabilizers.

Selected Helpful Supplements for MCAS

This post discusses helpful supplements for MCAS. Supplements can be part of the solution when you have MCAS, in addition to taking medications, addressing the root cause, vagus nerve healing, and reducing inflammation. Supplements can reduce the need for medications, assist with side effects, and even act as mast cell stabilizers.

The Bucket Theory for MCAS Simplified

The bucket theory provides a helpful analogy for why when you have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) you may find that you suddenly react to something that you previously tolerated. Or you may find that your reactions don’t seem to reliably correlate with the circumstances each time they happen. Or you may be frustrated that you can’t figure out your triggers.

The Bucket Theory for MCAS Simplified

The bucket theory provides a helpful analogy for why when you have Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) you may find that you suddenly react to something that you previously tolerated. Or you may find that your reactions don’t seem to reliably correlate with the circumstances each time they happen. Or you may be frustrated that you can’t figure out your triggers.

The Problem of POTS and MCAS

Do you know how to recognize POTS and MCAS? Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) is a comorbidity with Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), meaning that they are often found occurring together. In this post, I discuss what POTS is and its relationship to MCAS.

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