Dr. Diane Mueller explains two overlooked causes of dizziness: chronic infections and high histamine states from allergies or mast cell activation syndrome. Mast cells release histamine, the molecule behind allergic reactions, and when triggered excessively they can make you dizzy.
Sometimes chronic infections can cause this dizziness. There's many other things. Sometimes too much histamine in the body can cause this. So if we have extreme allergies, if we have mast cell activation syndrome, which is where our mast cells get really activated and they release, the mast cells in the body contain histamine. So basically, when the mast cells get real triggered, they release a lot of histamine. Histamine, for those of you that don't know, is the molecule that causes allergies in our body.
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