Foods high in histamine are those that undergo microbial fermentation, such as cheese and wine, or those that have been spoiled by microbial contamination. Upon ingestion, histamine is normally metabolized in the intestine and liver by enzymes called amine oxidases.
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Approximately 700,000 people have surgery to remove their gallbladders annually, according to 2004 estimates by the National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse. Your doctor may prescribe a low-fat diet for you after surgery to promote healthy digestion during the recovery phase.
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Cranberry juice is a popular beverage in the United States. The consumption of cranberry juice is not prohibited on a diabetic diet. According to the American Diabetes Association, no food or beverage is off-limits to diabetics based on the diagnosis of diabetes alone.
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