Food sensitivities - exploring the impact of DAO deficiency

29/04/2025

adiDAO<sup>®</sup> Supports histamine metabolism

Histamine food sensivity

Many individuals experience unexplained discomforts such as headaches, digestive discomfort, and skin reactions, that are often linked to histamine intolerance — a common yet frequently overlooked food sensitivity.

Histamine is a biogenic amine found in many foods like wine, aged cheeses, and fermented products. Normally, the enzyme diamine oxidase (DAO) helps break down histamine. However when there is a deficiency of DAO, histamine can accumulate leading to a range of discomforts.

adiDAO<sup>®</sup> Diamine oxidase supplementation benefits

The metabolic enzyme that breaks down hitsamine from diet

Supplementing the diet with adiDAO, a plant or animal-derived form of DAO, has been shown to help reduce discomforts associated with histamine intolerance.


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adiDAO, 17 years of scientific research

Pioneering DAO supplementation, ABbiotek Health conducted an extensive research program to develop the manufacturing process, raise awareness through prevalence studies and provide the scientific and regulatory support for the ingredient adiDAO.

  • Patented ingredient.
  • Reliable enzymatic activity
  • Clinically proven
  • New prevalence study published
 

Easy to formulate, adiDAO is available in different formats:

  • From animal or plant origin
  • Avaible in powder or microencapsulated powder releasing the enzyme at the site of action

adiDAO<sup>®</sup> Protective layers

 

 

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