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Most people blame food for their bloating. But that’s not always the full picture. Sometimes it’s not what you ate—it’s what your nervous system is doing. In clinic, we’ve seen abdominal distension triggered by things as subtle as eye movements, jaw clenching, or tongue posture. And that shifts the conversation from diet… to dysregulation.

Too often, we throw the label “mast cell activation” on anything reactive or weird, and it shuts down further investigation. But symptoms that look like MCAS can sometimes come from brainstem output, not histamine. And if we miss that, we miss the fix.

0:00 - Bloating and MCAS
3:21 – Which Anti-Inflammatory Diet Is Best?
4:30 – Barometric Pressure & Abdominal Pain
6:13 – Normal HR with POTS possible?

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