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Migraine, headaches and DAO deficency: causes and symptoms

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Posted the 10 Jan. 2016 – Alimmenta, dietistas nutricionistas – Languaje: Spanish. There are different types of headaches, chronic tension headaches and migraines, with different causes and symptoms. One of the existing types of migraine headaches is due to a shortage of the enzyme diamine oxidase or DAO. The deficit in the DAO enzyme produces high levels…

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Conference about DAO deficiency performed in INFARMA 2015 wednesday 25 march

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27 march 2015 – DR healthcare – Language: Spanish   Conference about the biological bases, the etiology, treatment and prevention of symptoms caused by the DAO deficiency. Performed by Dr. Ramón tormo Carnice, specialist in Gastroenterology and Head of the unit of Gastroenterology and Nutrition Quirón Hospital in Barcelona, and by Adriana Duelo, Dietician-Nutritionist, a…

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Conference held in INFARMA 2014 On Wednesday 26 March. “We are facing a new syndrome? Digestive and neurological manifestations of the Deficit of DAO (Diamine Oxidase)”

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26 march 2014 –  Infarma Madrid – Language: Spanish. Performed by Dr. Ramón tormo Carnice, Specialist in Gastroenterology and Head of the unit of Gastroenterology and Nutrition Quirón Hospital in Barcelona, and by Dr. Joan Izquierdo Casas, neurologist and Chief of the headache of the Hospital General de Catalonia.

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The enzyme Diamine Oxidase (DAO) can prevent the 90% of migraines

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Posted on 23 sept. 22 Sep 2013 Vienna, (EFE).- AGENCIA EFE – Language: Spanish It has been presented today during the World Congress of Neurology in Vienna the study that relates the majority of cases of migraine with the shortage of the enzyme that metabolizes the molecule histamine. This finding opens the door to the preventive…

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Science and Health, DAO Deficiency. Article published in the journal MON APOTECARI diamine oxidase histamine intolerance

Science and Health, DAO Deficiency. Article published in the journal MON APOTECARI, Num 178, April 2013, by Mary Lodeiro, language: catalan

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Journal MON APOTECARI, Num 178, April 2013, by Mary Lodeiro, language: Catalan. It is estimated that the DAO Deficiency affects 15% of the population, and that this proportion is three times more common in women than in men, so that women have lower genetical activity of  DAO. In adults the predominant symptom is a migraine…

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A Spanish study points to the deficit of diamine oxidase as a possible cause of migraine – Medical Publication of neurology

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On 24 May 2010 in the Medical Journal of neurology (a publication of GlaxoSmithKline and SANITARIA 2000 – with the support of Spanish Society of Neurology) presented the topics addressed during the day to raise awareness of migraine and other vascular headaches, held in the Congress of Deputies of Spain. On this day had presence personalities from the worlds of…

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