histaminase
/hɪˈstæmɪneɪs/
noun
- An enzyme that breaks down histamine in the body, often used to treat allergic reactions or histamine intolerance.
- Histaminase is naturally produced in the intestines to help digest food.
- Doctors sometimes prescribe histaminase supplements for people with histamine intolerance.
- The lab tested the patient's histaminase levels to see if they were low.