A 14-day, dietitian-led way to find out whether histamine is part of your picture. Track your meals and symptoms, spot the patterns, see how stress, sleep and hormones play in, and stop restricting forever.
If food currently feels unpredictable, you’re not imagining it. You’ve tried cutting things out. You’ve read the lists. You’ve kept the diaries, but you’re still not seeing the pattern. You need a calm, structured way to figure out what’s actually going on. That’s what this toolkit is for.
I’m a UK-registered dietitian (HCPC, BDA, MNutr) with over 15 years of clinical experience. I sit on the Dietetic Advisory Board for Mast Cell Action, and I specialise in histamine intolerance, particularly in women navigating perimenopause.
I also live with histamine intolerance myself. Which means I know what it feels like to sit across from a clinician who tells you your results are normal while you feel anything but. That experience sits alongside my clinical training, and it shapes everything in this toolkit.
No. The Toolkit is designed for people exploring whether histamine could be part of their picture, with or without a formal label.
Most low-histamine resources start and end with what to cut out. This one is structured around what to observe, eat, and introduce so you can move forward rather than restrict indefinitely. The pattern-detection tools also do something a static food list can’t: they tell you what’s happening in your data, not someone else’s.
No. The Toolkit is educational and not a diagnostic or medical service. If you have complex symptoms or other conditions, please speak with your GP.
The tracker tool is a web-based app you log into on any device, phone, tablet or laptop. You can save it to your home screen so it behaves like a regular app, no download required and PDFs you can print out.
Yes. Your logs, symptoms and cycle data are stored privately in your account and aren’t shared with anyone unless you choose to (by generating a clinician PDF and sending it yourself).
Because the Toolkit gives instant access on purchase, refunds aren’t available once you’ve logged in. If you have questions before buying, please get in touch.
You don’t need another list. You need structure, context, and a way to make sense of your symptoms. The Toolkit gives you all three.