These studies indicate that at the levels reported, oral l-histidine supplementation is well tolerated and has potential as a safe intervention for long-term use in the management of AD in all age groups.
from: l-Histidine Supplementation in Adults and Young Children with Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema).with no AE being causally related to l-histidine ingestion.
from: l-Histidine Supplementation in Adults and Young Children with Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema).Nine and 8 adverse events (AEs), and 1 and 0 severe AEs were recorded in the l-histidine or placebo groups, respectively, with no AE being causally related to l-histidine ingestion.
from: l-Histidine Supplementation in Adults and Young Children with Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema).Nine and 8 adverse events (AEs), and 1 and 0 severe AEs were recorded in the l-histidine or placebo groups, respectively, with no AE being causally related to l-histidine ingestion.
from: l-Histidine Supplementation in Adults and Young Children with Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema).Nine and 8 adverse events (AEs), and 1 and 0 severe AEs were recorded in the l-histidine or placebo groups, respectively, with no AE being causally related to l-histidine ingestion.
from: l-Histidine Supplementation in Adults and Young Children with Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema).A survey of adults (n = 98) taking 4 g l-histidine daily reiterated a lack of causal AEs and also reported a 33% reduction in topical corticosteroid use.