Zespoły nietolerancji amin biogennych. II. Tyramina, serotonina i inne

Histamine intolerance is the most important biogenic amines intolerance syndrome, but not the only one. Clinically, significant reactions may be induced by tyramine, serotonin, putrescine, cadaverine, phenylethylamine and tryptamine. Substantial variation of these highly bioactive compounds determines multiplicity of potentially caused symptoms. In addition, the situation is complicated by frequent co-occurrence in food products. Therefore, the diagnostics of biogenic amines intolerance syndromes is difficult and depends heavily on meticulously collected information through an interview. The intention of the following literature review is to present the aforementioned subject.