Coffee And Parkinson's Disease

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Yay for coffee. I drink it too, but I don't have a Keurig.

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Gabes wrote:So far as histamine etc, there is no way that we can totally remove every possible trigger from our lives.... The way to a peaceful MC/histamine management plan, is do the best you can...
That's so true. Histamine is essential for regulating various basic functions in the digestive system. Without any histamine, for example, we couldn't digest food, because histamine is what triggers the production of gastric acid in our stomach. It's when the quantity gets out of hand that it throws a monkey wrench into the machinery.

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It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.
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With all of my other restrictions, I really look forward to my morning coffee made in my French press and my evening glass of red wine with dinner! It's the simple things that make me happy these days. :grin:
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