Rose Water Histamine Information

Rose water is a liquid made from water and rose petals. Its impact on histamine levels hasn't been thoroughly researched, and it doesn't appear to contain high levels of histamine nor is it listed as a histamine liberator. In fact, some sources suggest that rose water carries anti-inflammatory properties, which could theoretically mitigate histamine responses, but more research is needed for concrete conclusions. Regarding its ingredients, rose water is primarily composed of water and rose petals. These aren't listed as high-histamine or histamine-releasing foods, which could suggest that rose water is unlikely to significantly impact histamine levels. However, additives, preservatives, or other ingredients, if any, could potentially trigger histamine release depending on the individual's sensitivity. This product has not been researched well enough to publish any detailed information on its histamine impact. Our team is working hard on collecting and analyzing data. Complete data will be available soon. (Source: Mayo Clinic, "Histamine diet: what you need to know," Selhub, J., Logan A. C., Bested, A. C., 2014, "Fermented foods, microbiota, and mental health: ancient practice meets nutritional psychiatry," Journal of Physiological Anthropology.)