Histamine and DAO Enzyme Analysis – Biomarker Measurement | Test with Lab Consultation

Name: Histamine and DAO Enzyme Analysis – Biomarker Measurement
Brand: Ory-Analyse
SKU: N390-A410
Price: 93.00 EUR
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Histamine and DAO Enzyme Analysis – Biomarker Measurement

€93,00

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A stool test for histamine is particularly useful when persistent digestive problems, unexplained fatigue, or allergy-like symptoms occur – it can help to reveal the connection between the gut, the immune system, and overall well-being. In addition, measuring diamine oxidase (DAO) levels in the blood provides valuable information about whether the body is adequately able to break down excess histamine.

Advantages of the home test

• No doctor's appointment necessary – discreet & convenient at home

• You retain control over your health

• Time saving: Removal in just a few minutes

• Analysis in certified partner laboratories

• Scientifically sound, understandable evaluation

• Optional: Support from ORY experts (medical & therapeutic)

Histamine stool test: Sample / Instructions

DAO Test: Test No.: Sample / Instructions

Histamine stool test: Test number: A410 / Test set: T909

DAO Test: Test number: A390 / Test set: T922

Why is this histamine & DAO test useful?

Histamine and DAO Enzyme Analysis - Biomarker measurement is widespread - but difficult to interpret. Symptoms such as headaches, skin problems, diarrhea, or exhaustion can indicate impaired histamine metabolism. With this combination test, you can specifically check the cause: Is there too much histamine in the gut? Does your body produce enough DAO enzyme for histamine metabolism?

Ideal for:
• Suspected histamine intolerance
• Bowel complaints, irritable bowel, bloating
• Skin reactions, headaches, menstrual cycle problems
• Chronic exhaustion, flushing, circulatory problems

What is being tested?

• DAO (diamine oxidase) in capillary blood – most important degradation enzyme for histamine
• Histamine in stool – provides information about intestinal load and intestinal microbiota

Special quality:
• Combined evaluation of blood and stool values for higher diagnostic value
• Laboratory analysis at the functional level – not a quick test, but medically based

It's that easy

• Order: You will receive a set for blood & stool sample
• Removal: Simple instructions, no medical knowledge required
• Send in: Free return shipping to the certified partner laboratory
• Receive results: Within a few days in the online portal
The set includes:
- Chair catching aid
- Special tube with dosing rod
- Postal bag
- Instructions and requirement form.

Here's how it works: Place the collection aid in the toilet bowl. Use the dosing rod to collect the sample from three spots on the collected stool. Return the dosing rod to the sample tube, close the cap, and shake well. Place the sample tube in the transport tube and place it in the shipping envelope along with the request form. Simply drop it off in the nearest yellow Deutsche Post mailbox – no postage required!

Please do not ship before the weekend or on holidays!

What you get - and when

• Blood collection set (lancets, capillary tubes, plasters)
• Stool sample set with collection tubes
• Step-by-step instructions
• Shipping materials & return envelope
• Access to the digital results portal
• Optional: Evaluation by ORY experts

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We at ORY will accompany you on your path to greater health and well-being – personally, trustingly, and scientifically sound.

Why is the test useful? Because symptoms should be taken seriously.

Delivery? Fast, discreet, and with everything you need.

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The histamine that accumulates in the intestine and has not been broken down is excreted in the stool.

The cause of an elevated histamine concentration in the stool can be, among other things, the consumption of histamine-rich foods, but also a food allergy, increased stress, or impaired histamine breakdown. The term histaminosis describes the condition: "too much histamine in the body." In histamine intolerance, the cause lies in a histamine breakdown disorder.

What exactly happens during a histamine and DAO enzyme analysis – biomarker measurement?

Many people suffer from nonspecific complaints whose causes often go undetected – histamine intolerance is one of them. This test will help you shed light on the situation: Are you sensitive to histamine-containing foods? Does your body produce enough DAO enzyme? This combined analysis will finally give you clarity – for greater well-being and targeted therapy.

What should be avoided?

Histamine is naturally present in some plant-based foods. However, there are also products that only become rich in histamine through processing, preservation, or ripening processes (lactic acid fermentation). This is due to microorganisms that have the ability to convert the amino acid histidine into histamine.

FAQs

Please refer to our FAQs for further information.

What does the histamine level in the stool indicate?

Regularly measuring histamine in the stool also allows for a reliable assessment of the success of an elimination diet. Simultaneous determination of DAO activity and histamine in the stool provides important differential diagnostic clues for distinguishing histamine intolerance from food allergy.

How can you diagnose histamine intolerance?

The most common symptoms of histamine intolerance are: Skin: Sudden redness ("flush"), rash, hives, itching. Gastrointestinal: Bloating, abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting. Respiratory: Blocked or runny nose, asthma. It measures the histamine level in the stool and the enzyme diamine oxidase (DAO) in the blood – two important markers if histamine intolerance is suspected.

What causes histamine in the gut?

Histamine can cause various reactions in the intestines, especially in those with histamine intolerance. Histamine is a chemical compound that occurs naturally in the body and plays an important role in the immune system and allergic reactions. In the digestive system, histamine can increase the production of gastric acid and increase the activity of muscle cells in the lining of the gastrointestinal tract. This can lead to symptoms such as abdominal pain or cramps, diarrhea, and bloating. These symptoms are typical of histamine intolerance, in which the body has difficulty effectively breaking down histamine, leading to a buildup and the unpleasant reactions described.

How do you know that your intestinal flora is affected?

A disturbed or "broken" intestinal flora can actually manifest itself through a variety of symptoms, primarily affecting the digestive tract. Some of the most common signs of a disturbed intestinal flora are:
Digestive problems: These include symptoms such as diarrhea, constipation, bloating, and abdominal pain. These problems can arise from an imbalance of good and bad bacteria in the gut.
Nausea and cramps: Disturbed intestinal flora can impair normal digestion and lead to nausea or cramps.
Increased susceptibility to infections: A healthy intestinal flora helps strengthen the immune system. Impaired intestinal flora can lead to increased susceptibility to infections.
Altered mood and energy: Studies have shown that gut health can also influence psychological aspects such as mood and energy, as the gut plays an important role in the production of certain neurotransmitters.
Allergies and intolerances: A disturbed intestinal flora can also lead to increased sensitivity to allergens or food intolerances.
If symptoms like these occur, especially after antibiotic therapy, which can affect the intestinal flora, it is advisable to consult a doctor. The doctor may recommend tests to assess the extent of the disturbance and take appropriate measures to restore the intestinal flora, for example, through probiotics or an adapted diet.

How is histamine broken down?

Diamine oxidase (DAO) breaks down histamine in the small intestine, thus preventing histamine from food from being absorbed into the body.