Super Antihistamine Smoothie Recipe (2024)

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There weren't enough delicious low histamine smoothies out there for me. So as a follow-up to my previous low histamine smoothie recipe, I bring to you an antihistamine smoothie packed with blueberries, moringa, and cherries, among other antihistamine foods!

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About this recipe

Helps Clear Histamine. Eating foods with antihistamine properties is one of the best ways to clear histamine naturally, and each of these ingredients plays a different role in staving off histamine toxicity. Check out the low histamine foods list for more info on which foods to keep in your diet if you're experiencing symptoms of histamine intolerance.

Calming on the Stomach. As you may have read in recent posts, I'm currently trying to heal from an ulcer, and drinking a smoothie with greens as one of my two daily meals has been part of that process.

Packed With Antihistamine Foods. I've formulated this particular recipe to help keep my stomach happy and balance out any lingering histamine from the previous meal, as the pea sprouts in this recipe contain DAO. All of the other ingredients are actively antihistamine foods (water notwithstanding!).

Ingredients

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Cherries (Fresh or Frozen): these are the base of your smoothie, and they're a great source of antioxidants and antihistamine plant chemicals.

Frozen Blueberries: these bright berries are an antioxidant and antihistamine powerhouse! Making smoothies with frozen blueberries doesn't have to dilute their power, either. Just be sure to use organic, locally-sourced blueberries when possible.

Apple:a small apple is the best approach to this smoothie, but you could also use half of a large apple. Since the skins of the apples contain an abundance of histamine-fighting nutrients, I like to leave those on, but you can peel them off. I used a fuji apple because I like the balance of crisp and sweet, but you can use any variety.

Fresh Ginger: possibly the best-known low histamine spice, ginger is the sharp, mildly sweet root of a flower; it’s been used for thousands of years in beverages both sweet and savory.

Pea Sprouts: these sprouts are a vegan source of DAO, and add a mild grassy flavor tot the smoothie, so use sparingly.

Moringa: while you'll only use a bit of this, it adds a lot of extra antihistamine power.

How to make the antihistamine smoothie: step-by-step instructions

Step 1. Measure out all your ingredients and put them into the blender.

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Step 2. Blend everything together for about 1 minute & serve!

Recipe notes & tips

Swapping Fruits. You can use equal amounts of any other berries in place of the cherries and blueberries, but be careful to balance out the flavor profiles of all the ingredients.

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As always, if you like the recipe, I really appreciate a review or comment!

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Cherry Antihistamine Smoothie (Low Sugar)

A sweet cherry smoothie packed with antihistamine ingredients & mast cell-stabilizing herbs.

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Course: Breakfast

Prep Time: 8 minutes minutes

Cook Time: 2 minutes minutes

Total Time: 8 minutes minutes

Servings: 2 servings

Calories: 154.41kcal

Author: Max

Ingredients

  • 2 cups frozen cherries ~10 oz.
  • ½ cup frozen blueberries
  • 1 small apple cut into pieces
  • ½ cup coconut milk or other tolerated milk
  • 1 teaspoon fresh or frozen ginger ~1"
  • 1 large handful pea sprouts
  • ½ teaspoon moringa
  • ¼ teaspoon turmeric
  • teaspoon monk fruit powder
  • teaspoon of salt

Instructions

  • Measure out all your ingredients and put them into the blender.

  • Blend everything together for about 1 minute & serve!

Nutrition

Serving: 1g | Calories: 154.41kcal | Carbohydrates: 36.55g | Protein: 2.67g | Fat: 1.31g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Sodium: 151.64mg | Fiber: 6g | Sugar: 27.5g

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  1. Pam says

    I have just discovered your site! It has so much information. Thank you!

    What would you recommend as a protein supplement for smoothies?

    I had read that vitamin C helps.....which brand would you recommend or just keep getting it thru foods?

    Have you ever considered compiling all your knowledge into book form?

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    • Max says

      Hi, Pam! It's my pleasure; I'm glad you've found it helpful. 🙂

      I'm not a doctor, but from my experience & studies, seed-derived protein powders like hemp, sunflower, or pumpkin seed proteins will be lowest in histamine. Vitamin C is abundant in berries, so rather than adding a supplement you may or may not tolerate, I'd use fresh fruits and veggies high in vitamin C.

      It's something I've thought about once I finish my Master's in Nutrition, but between school, work, the site, and wedding planning, I just don't have the bandwidth to bring everything together in book form at the moment. Hopefully one day soon, though!

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  2. Will says

    Really helpfull for the many people who are totally unaware of methylation issues and the v677t implications it can and does ruin peoples lives and marriages because of ongoinf chronic symptoms of Mast cell and histamine issues
    dr will perth western australia
    i send my patients to this site

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    • Max says

      Yeah, being chronically low-energy or in pain or anxious can be super draining, and it makes you frustrated and exhausted in ways you couldn't have imagined before. I can't bear to think of what that could do to a marriage! That name sounds familiar; I'll have to give him a look. Many thanks!

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What fruits should not be mixed in smoothies? ›

For those who want to consume smoothies with bananas, or other high PPO activity fruits and vegetables such as beet greens, the suggestion is to not combine them with flavanol-rich fruits such as berries, grapes and cocoa.

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Avocado and nut butters are popular ingredients to add some protein and healthy fats. You may also wish to include chia or hemp seeds. For a bit of sweetness and some extra nutrients, you can add some blueberries, banana, pineapple, orange, or mango. Honey or other natural sweeteners can also be included.

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With water, your smoothie will be less creamy and the flavour of your individual ingredients will be more evident (this could be a good or bad thing depending on if you've blended a greener or fruitier smoothie). Almond milk is definitely a crowd-pleaser. It has the same consistency of milk and half the calories.

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Combining bananas with citrus fruits like lime, oranges or grapefruits, may lead to indigestion or discomfort for some individuals.

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But, there is a common mistake that people make when preparing their smoothie of choice. The new study found that smoothies combining bananas with berries proved to decrease in flavanols (a key nutrient in berries) after being blended together. Considering the health benefits of flavanols, this presents a problem.

What are two potential risks of smoothies? ›

In conclusion, smoothies can be a great way to increase intakes of fruit and vegetables in our diet, which would have many health benefits. However, they may contain large amounts of added or natural sugars, which can contribute to dental problems and obesity.

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Adding the liquid first is important for a couple of reasons. The liquid acts as a solvent, dissolving any powders (hello protein powder) you might want to add. And when you turn the blender on, the liquid will whiz through the blades quickly and easily, drawing down other ingredients to be chopped up.

What should I put in my smoothie to make it taste better? ›

Blend in some spices: Spices like cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and cardamom can all help to add a subtle sweetness to your smoothie without any added sugar.

What ingredient thickens a smoothie? ›

Frozen ingredients are the key to creating a thick smoothie. Using fibrous, thick-fleshed fruit and vegetables can also help the texture. Adding chia seeds, avocado, yogurt, and protein powder are other thickening options.

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Not only are blueberries considered a superfood, a study by the University of Michigan suggests they may also reduce abdominal fat.

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Low in calories and high in taste, coconut water offers a suitable liquid base alternative for almost all smoothie recipes. The benefits of using coconut water in your smoothies and protein shakes are endless.

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6) Too thick.

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