02/02/2026
Food reactions are not static.
They change with your hormones.
Estrogen increases histamine release.
Histamine stimulates more estrogen.
Progesterone helps stabilize mast cells.
This is why foods you tolerate one week can suddenly cause bloating, flushing, anxiety, sleep disruption, or rapid weight changes another week—especially around ovulation, during low-progesterone luteal phases, and throughout perimenopause.
Pre-menopause, histamine sensitivity often follows the menstrual cycle.
Post-menopause, it becomes more dependent on stress load, nervous system tone, blood sugar stability, sleep, and recovery capacity.
This is not a food problem.
It’s a signaling problem.
At The Fix Statesboro, we don’t chase symptoms or eliminate foods endlessly. We adjust nutrition, training intensity, and recovery to match hormonal physiology—so the body can regulate instead of react.
The goal isn’t restriction.
The goal is hormonal and metabolic stability.
Your body isn’t broken.
It’s communicating.
— The Fix Statesboro
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