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Old 07-11-2010, 06:30 PM #4
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Tyson, Have you ever had an allergic reaction? I have. Lots. When histamine builds up, you can have symptoms like a stuffed up nose. It's kind of the same when people drink wine, which has histamines in it - their nose can get stuffy.

So while they are addressing the underlying immune reaction, they didn't really address a possible histamine reaction too.
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