Hello, welcome back to the podcast. I'm your host Evan Brand. I'm a certified functional

medicine practitioner. You probably know that by now, but I have to say it every time just in case

there's new people here. And I'm also a functional nutritional therapy practitioner talking with you

today about hormones and allergies. This is a huge problem, something that most people just go to the

allergy clinic and get the medication and go home, but you really need to be looking at the root cause. That's what I'm all about clinically. And I help people around the world every day reverse their allergies and reverse their issues caused by hormone imbalances and other problems. You know, we have so many things that disrupt our hormones in the modern world from thalates and BPA and BPS and xylene

and methylbenzine and glyphosate and I could go on and on but we're under assault from all

different categories and with the you know what jab going around we're seeing many other hormone

issues menopausal women restarting their periods and other crazy things that just have no explanation

and are labeled a conspiracy, of course, right? Anyhow, I won't open that can of worms today, but

we're going to dive into this one. I hope you enjoy it. And clinically, I do recommend you check a product

out. We have a new product. It's something that we've used for years, but now

we just started manufacturing it for ourselves. It is called histamine support. I will put the link

in the show notes, so you can check it out. It is a blend of vitamin C, some sodium potassium bicarb. We have

an herb called tinoffin, which is a stem that works amazing at stabilizing the immune

system. And we also have some corsotin. I'm sure you know about corsetin, but corsotin is the king

of bioflavinoids. It helps to stabilize your mass cells. And in several studies, it's actually

been shown to be more effective at stabilizing mass cells or what's called mass cell activation syndrome. I'm saying M-A-S-T,

massed cells. Those produce and release histamine. So they're kind of a storage facility, if you

will, and they release histamine when you're exposed to a pathogen. But the problem is, when you

have mold or lime or co-infections or viral problems,

your mass cells can become hyperactive or what's known as mass cell activation. Now you're essentially

leaking out histamine all the time or inappropriate amounts of histamine. And quercetin can help

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