Mast Cell Treatment Poll
This was a poll that was conducted in the Mold Avoiders Facebook group in January 2017.
Following are the question and the responses from the group.
If you have had mast cell issues and believe that you have had any success in treating them, please list the things that seem to have been helpful to you in this poll. Please be as specific as possible in listing what has helped (e.g. name of specific drug rather than “antihistamines”). Please feel free to add items to this poll. Please mark items that appear to have been at all helpful for you, even if the amount was not all that great.
1. Avoiding mold (24 responses)
2. Quercetin (18 responses)
3. Benadryl (14 responses)
4 (tie). Avoiding other mast cell triggers (13 respondents)
4 (tie). Low histamine diet (13 responses)
6. Detoxification (12 respondents)
7 (tie). Spending time in pristine locations (8 respondents)
7 (tie). Wearing a mask (8 respondents)
7 (tie). Zyrtec (8 responses)
10. Avoiding all non-organic food (7 responses)
11 (tie). Addressing parasites (5 respondents)
11 (tie). Claratin/Loratadine (5 respondents)
11 (tie). Ketotifen (5 respondents)
11 (tie). Pepcid/Famotidine (5 respondents)
15 (tie). Allegra (4 respondents)
15 (tie). Prednisone for emergencies (4 respondents)
15 (tie). Holy basil (4 respondents)
Three Responses Each
Activated charcoal for emergencies
Avoiding major trigger foods such as red meat that has been unfrozen too long
Cromolyn sodium
Olive leaf
Luteolin
Organic nettle tea
Singulair/Montelukast
Vitamin C IV’s
Two Responses Each
Cholestyramine
Famvir
L-glutamine
Liposomal vitamin C
Neuroprotek
Rutin
Sea bands for nausea
Zantac
One Response Each
Addressing infections with ingested essential oils
ALA
Alprazolam/Xanax
Aspirin
BHI allergy tablets
Black seed (nigella sativa)
DHA from algae (non-fish)
Eyebright herb
Glialia (palmitoylethanolamide and luteolin combination)
Ionic detox foot bath
Levocetrizine
Live cell therapy – thymus
Nexium
Omeprazole
Perque Vitamin C powder
Valcyte
Zetonna nasal spray
A collection of additional poll results can be found on the Living Clean in a Dirty World blog.
Links on this page are in orange (no underlining).



