The short version Food allergy is an IgE-mediated immune reaction to a specific protein. It is reproducible, testable, and can be life-threatening. Histamine intolerance is a clearance problem. The body cannot break histamine down fast enough, so it accumulates from food. It is dose-dependent. MCAS is a release problem. Mast cells throughout the body over-activate […]
CIRS Protocol: Dr. Mitchell’s Guide to Diagnosing and Treating Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome
Dr. Mitchell Explains His 3-Phase CIRS Protocol From VCS screening and urine mycotoxin testing to binder sequencing and itraconazole – presented at the U.S. Biotek practitioner webinar in April 2026 If you’ve been to doctor after doctor with symptoms no one can explain — crushing fatigue, brain fog, joint pain, anxiety, sensitivity to light — […]
Auto-Brewery Syndrome Explained
Why Some People Feel Drunk Without Drinking — And What Candida Overgrowth May Be Trying to Tell You A recent New York Times article brought overdue attention to a condition that sounds almost too bizarre to be real: auto-brewery syndrome, also called gut fermentation syndrome. Mainstream awareness matters here because many people who struggle with […]
What is Vagus Nerve Stimulation – Could It Be the Secret to Feeling Better?
*This post contains affiliate links. From stress overload to chronic inflammation, vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) might be the breakthrough your body’s been craving. Inspired by neuroscience and backed by science, this mind-body pathway could transform your wellness journey – especially if nothing else has worked. Have you ever felt like your body was stuck in […]
The Ultimate Parent’s Guide to Living Safely with Kids’ Food Allergies
Moms: Here’s What You Need to Know About New Hope for Food Allergies Your child just had another allergic reaction. The fear is overwhelming. You read every label, plan every meal, inform every teach – and yet, still that constant question lingers: “am I doing enough?” Before we dive into what’s new in food allergy […]
Ozempic, Mounjaro and the Truth About Weight Loss
Ozempic, Mounjaro, and the Truth About Weight Loss Fasting vs Weight Loss Medications – Which Works Best You’ve seen the headlines. You’ve heard the chatter. Maybe you’ve even spotted that friend or coworker who suddenly dropped 20 pounds and casually mentioned they’re on Ozempic. Or Mounjaro. Or that new “miracle shot.” But behind the weight […]
When Should You See a Neurologist?
Recognizing the Signs of Neurological Disorders & Understanding New Treatments 🧠 Is it time to see a neurologist? Discover how neurological care has transformed in recent years, offering hope and advanced treatments for conditions once thought untreatable. Join Dr. Dean Mitchell as he sits down with Dr. Amiram Katz, a neurologist with decades of experience, […]
NEFFY: The Game-Changing Nasal Spray for Allergies – Say Goodbye to EpiPens!
neffy – The Game Changer in Allergy Treatment For anyone with severe allergies, especially to food or insect stings, the EPIPEN® has been a household name for years. It’s the go-to treatment to stop life-threatening allergic reactions. But here’s the thing – many patients dread using it. The idea of jabbing yourself with a needle […]
Uncovering the Power of Naturopathy: When Conventional Medicine Isn’t Enough
In today’s fast-paced world, more people are turning to alternative medicine in search of answers that conventional approaches may not provide. This trend isn’t new—holistic practices have been around for centuries—but recently, they’ve gained renewed interest, particularly in treating chronic and complex health issues. Let’s explore the insights shared by Dr. Deborah Muth, a distinguished […]
How to Diagnose Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
How is Mast Cell Activation Syndrome Diagnosed? Mitchell Medical Group · Medically reviewed by Dr. Dean Mitchell, MD · Last reviewed July 25, 2026 Diagnosing Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) requires meeting three core criteria: (1) recurring symptoms consistent with mast cell mediator release affecting two or more organ systems, (2) laboratory evidence of elevated […]