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A member asked:
Why do certain foods increase heart rate?for instance when i eat tomato soup i get bloated and my heart rate rises..
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Sensitivities - food: You may be sensitive to the amount of histamine in the foods that you eat. You can find a list of histamine rish and histamine poor foods online. Tomatoes are known to be high in histamine.
Answered 10/30/2016
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