Histamine Test (whole blood) — €149
Recommended first test for this path.
See the test Order directly →Biotype 3 — Histapenia
High anxiety, panic, possibly paranoid thoughts. You've tried SSRIs and they made things worse. Sensitivity to chemicals and supplements. Dry eyes, dry mouth. No seasonal allergies.
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Is this me?
Histapenia ("overmethylation" in the English-language literature) is the opposite of histadelia — an excess of methyl groups in the CNS and low blood histamine. Activity of the SERT and DAT transporters is reduced, so synaptic serotonin and dopamine run high — paradoxically producing anxious and paranoid symptoms. Walsh's data shows histapenics make up roughly 18% of the general population, and most respond poorly to SSRIs and methionine. Nutrients associated with support in this profile: folate (5-MTHF), B12, niacin — a specialist decides on suitability and dosing after testing. Copper overload is a frequent co-occurring finding. Clinically: high anxiety, panic, paranoid thinking, hyperactivity, dry eyes and mouth, absence of seasonal allergies, history of eczema, improvement on lithium or benzodiazepines, worsening on SSRIs and methionine.
Next step
This path isn't about buying five supplements right away. First confirm the area that best matches your symptoms. Only then does it make sense to act on the result with supplements or a consultation.
Recommended first test for this path.
See the test Order directly →After the result
The test is only the start — the real value comes once you pair the result with a consultation and targeted nutritional support for your biotype. Here are the usual next steps.
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