It offers a breakdown of the tyramine content of several different food sources based on a meta-analysis of various studies.

Tyramine can be problematic because the body needs monoamine to break it down, and some bodies don’t have sufficient amounts of the enzyme.

What’s more, explains WebMD, some medications “interfere with monoamine oxidase production, making tyramine consumption dangerous”.

The health body adds: “If you are sensitive to tyramine, don’t make enough monoamine oxidase, or take a medication that blocks monoamine oxidase production, excess tyramine can cause serious side effects.”

Source: Daily Express

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