Today, scientific advances allow for some answers in the direction toward
the potential of fermented foods.
Not exact matches
This is a great question, it's one that I get a lot, and it turns out there are several
potential reasons why somebody may not be able to tolerate
fermented foods or probiotics, and one
of them is histamine intolerance, which the questioner mentioned in the question.
Another
potential reason is SIBO, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, because SIBO sometimes involves an overgrowth
of certain types
of bacteria that produce lactic acid, and Lactobacillus acidophilus is one
of those kinds
of bacteria, and that's frequently included in probiotics, and it's also in
fermented foods.
This is a great question, it's one that I get a lot, and it turns out there are several
potential reasons why somebody may not be able to tolerate
fermented foods or probiotics, and one
of them is histamine intolerance.
One fascinating aspect
of Bacillus -
fermented soy
foods is the
potential ability
of these bacteria to stay alive in our lower intestine after these
foods are consumed.