Assertion: histamine | /r/HasProperty | chemical
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text: Histamine is a chemical that the body makes on its own.
text: This is also one of the chemicals that is released in the body as part of an allergic reaction, causing the typical ‘itching, sneezing, wheezing, swelling’ allergy symptoms.
text: Histamine is a chemical that performs many helpful functions in the body such as stimulating the production of stomach acid (via the H2 receptors), but in this context, the interest is in histamine’s role in the immune system.
text: Histamine is a chemical that performs many helpful functions in the body such as stimulating the production of stomach acid (via the H2 receptors), but in this context, the interest is in histamine’s role in the immune system.
text: As the creepy critters bite you while you slumber, they also squeeze out poops loaded with histamine, a chemical that our own bodies push out during an inflammatory response to allergens.
text: Histamine is a chemical involved in the immune system and central nervous system.
text: Histamine is a chemical that is released by mast cells in response to an allergen, and it is responsible for many of the symptoms of an allergic reaction, such as swelling of the mucous membranes, sneezing, and itching.
text: Histamine is a chemical which occurs naturally in certain foods.
text: Histamine is a chemical (a particular molecule) which the body uses to defend against alien cells.
text: Histamine is a chemical naturally found both in the body and in certain foods.
text: This action triggers mast cells in your soft tissue to produce histamine, a chemical that typically protects against infection.
text: Histamines are chemicals released by cells of the immune system during the inflammatory response, which is one of the body’s defenses against infection.