Food Sensitivity Relief with Diamine Oxidase (DAO) - improved digestive comfort by histamine -rich food

Today, many people experience digestive problems after meals, especially when consuming histamine -rich foods such as cured meats, cheeses and wine. A recent survey from September 2024, conducted among 2,537 Life Extension customers, shows that 44 % experience digestive problems after meals. Of these, 74 % reported bloating and 67 % on gas. This indicates that histamine sensitivity can be a common cause of discomfort, and Food Sensitivity Relief with Diamine Oxidase (DAO) offers a solution that can contribute to better digestion and quality of life.

Food sensitivity relief with DAO supports the degradation of histamine in the gut, a naturally occurring substance that can cause digestive disorders in some. The product is made of plant-based ingredients and contains DAO enzyme from pea sprouts. This provides a safe, efficient and vegetable source of DAO, without the use of animal ingredients, and provides an alternative that is both GMO-free and gluten-free.

Benefits and effects

• Relieves digestive disorders: The DAO enzyme supports the breakdown of histamine in the gut, which can reduce stomach ailments associated with histamine sensitivity such as bloating and gas.
• Plant-based source: Food Sensitivity Relief contains DAO extracted from pea sprouts, a safe and natural alternative to animal-based enzymes.
• Clinically documented: Studies show that DAO enzyme can relieve digestive disorders in histamine sensitivity, and support digestive comfort by inhibiting the intensity of symptoms associated with histamine-rich foods. A randomly controlled study showed significant symptom reduction in participants who took DAO before meals for an eight -week period.
• Improved quality of life: With Food Sensitivity Relief you can enjoy foods that previously caused discomfort without any worries and relive the joy of good meals.

Technical specifications and ingredients

• Content per capsule:
  • Dehydrated Erte-Spirer powder with DAO activity of 20,000 HDU (histamine-degrading devices): 4.3 mg
  • Other ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose, vegetable cellulose (capsule), silica and vegetable stearat.
• Operating instructions: Take one capsule before heavier meals, up to three times daily, or on the recommendation of health professionals. The product is intended to break down histamine, but does not prevent severe allergic reactions or gluten -related reactions.
• Quality standards: The product is GMO-free, gluten-free and made in the United States, with high standards for purity and quality.

Conclusion
Food sensitivity Relief with Diamine Oxidase (DAO) is a safe and effective way to support digestion when consuming histamine -rich foods. This plant -based supplement is ideal for those who want a solution without animal ingredients. With this DAO formula, you can again enjoy your favorite food without worrying about digestive ailments, giving digestion the little extra promise it needs.

Reservation
Allowed used for adults. All use of grants takes place at your own responsibility and should be done in consultation with a doctor. Recommended daily dose should not be exceeded. The effect of this product may vary from person to person. Supplements should not replace a varied diet. Should be kept out of reach of children. Uno Vita AS does not claim that the products we market can cure disease.

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