Histamine is synonymous with allergic reactions—sneezing, itching, or swelling—but its influence extends far beyond these symptoms. As a biogenic amine, histamine shapes immune responses, hormonal interactions, detoxification pathways, and neurological function. Its complex interplay with mast cells, sex hormones, enzymatic systems, and natural compounds reveals a dynamic molecule requiring nuanced management. This exploration delves into histamine’s multifaceted biology, offering insights into its regulation and strategies for addressing dysregulation.
