studies have shown that individuals who are prone to migraines can have their headaches brought on by histamine which is one of the compounds that mast cells produce in an allergic reaction. the theory that food allergies can cause migraine headaches however is unproven. there is also inadequate scientific evidence to support the claims that food allergies can cause or aggravate rheumatoid arthritis osteoarthritis tension-fatigue syndrome cerebral allergy (headaches and difficulty concentrating) environmental-toxic reactions or hyperactivity in children.
what conditions have mistakenly been attributed to food allergy?