- Jan 29, 2026
Calm Your Nervous System, Calm Your Histamine
- Karen Hubert CNHP, NC
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Why healing one without the other keeps you stuck
Did you know your nervous system can drive high histamine levels?
When your body is stressed and stuck in fight-or-flight, mast cells release more histamine. That histamine then fuels inflammation, digestive issues, headaches, skin flares, anxiety, and sleep disruption.
For many Self Healers, this explains why symptoms feel random—or constant.
How the Nervous System & Histamine Are Connected
Stress & MCAS: Fight-or-flight signals mast cells to overreact and dump histamine.
Vagus Nerve Dysfunction: When vagal tone is low, the gut becomes leaky and histamine escapes where it shouldn’t.
Cortisol Overload: Chronic stress raises cortisol, which can trigger histamine release.
The Feedback Loop: High histamine increases anxiety and nervous system stress… which releases more histamine.
Round and round it goes.
Add mold or Candida, and mast cells stay on high alert. These biotoxins are powerful triggers that push histamine production into overdrive.
Histamine Has Three Jobs in the Body
To heal, you must address all three:
STOP excess production
STABILIZE mast cells
DEGRADE histamine so it doesn’t accumulate
Miss one, and symptoms linger.
Ways to Support Yourself
Calm the Nervous System
Deep breathing, prayer/meditation, gentle yoga
Mineral baths & magnesium (glycinate or multi)
Cold exposure (cold water face plunge)
Neuro-acoustic support from the NuCalm app-the Clear Mold favorite!
Calm = remove threats
Stabilize Histamine
Electrolytes help keep histamine stable
Quercetin stabilizes mast cells
Magnesium prevents buildup
Antihistamines (as needed, practitioner-guided)
Break Down & Clear Histamine
DAO helps degrade histamine
Molybdenum supports degradation of histamine and acetaldehydes in the brain
H₂ hydrogen tablets help block production of histamine
Vitamin C & B6 support metabolism and help reduce histamine
Liver support matters—this is where histamine is cleared
Glutathione (GSH) binds mycotoxins
Watch copper deficiency—it impairs DAO activity
Some people may also need enzymes (FODmate), pepsin, or targeted allergy support—always guided by your practitioner. Though low histamine diets may help in the beginning- it’s the goal not to live there. Reduce the pathogens that are causing the histamine production with MoLo Eats, the Clear Mold antifungal lifestyle diet.
The Takeaway
You can’t out-supplement a stressed nervous system.
When you calm the body, histamine settles.
When histamine settles, the body finally feels safe enough to heal.
Break the cycle—don’t fight it.
Your nervous system is the key.