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What is MCAS, and why is it making you feel like your body’s reacting to everything? Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) happens when your mast cells go rogue, releasing histamine and other inflammatory chemicals at the wrong time, in the wrong amounts. This results in: ✔️ Hives, swelling, nausea, bloating, flushing, itching, dizziness, and other symptoms. ✔️ Random reactions that don’t make any sense. ✔️ A body that feels inflamed, hypersensitive, and out of control. But, with the right plan,

When I diagnose Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), I use the Consensus 2 criteria. This method moves beyond the traditional tryptase-level criteria of Consensus 1, and focuses instead on symptom charts, response to treatment and specific lab tests. I’ve found this method to work impeccably. Many practitioners are not aware of mast cell activation syndrome and the complexity of how it can present, or either continue to use the outdated Consensus 1 approach or, worse, revert to an understanding