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We’ve Been Taught to Treat Symptoms Separately.
But Histamine Connects More Systems Than Most People Realize.
Many people think of histamine only in the context of seasonal allergies. But histamine is also a signaling molecule involved in immune activity, digestion, skin response, brain function, and inflammatory regulation. When histamine balance becomes disrupted, symptoms can appear across multiple systems — often in ways that feel unrelated.
Histamine imbalance can present in many ways, including skin reactions, digestive discomfort, sinus congestion, fatigue, headaches, or feeling lightheaded, often accompanied by increased sensitivity to certain foods or shifts in mood and focus.
Histamine signaling and mast cell activity have been studied in connection with a wide range of conditions involving immune dysregulation, nervous system reactivity, and inflammatory signaling — including patterns observed in POTS, mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), mastocytosis, fertility challenges, and inflammatory fat disorders such as lipedema.
Understanding these relationships helps provide context for why symptoms may appear across multiple systems, rather than in isolation.
This is where seemingly unrelated symptoms begin to connect.
About Dr. Courtney Hunt
Dr. Courtney Hunt — OB/GYN and founder of Genetic Protocol — has spent over two decades decoding the connection between hormones, metabolism, and mitochondrial health. Through her work with thousands of women, she has studied the biological patterns that precede dysfunction — from insulin signaling and estrogen context to light exposure, nutrient timing, metabolic stress, and circadian disruption. Her approach bridges clinical medicine with modern metabolic science. Not ideology. Not trends. Biology.
Why I Created This Webinar.
Over time, I began noticing a pattern. Many people experiencing symptoms associated with histamine imbalance were often trying to manage each symptom individually — skin reactions, digestive discomfort, fatigue, sinus congestion, headaches — without being shown how these responses may be connected through shared biological pathways. Histamine is not only involved in seasonal allergies. It is part of a larger communication system that influences immune signaling, nervous system activity, digestion, and inflammatory balance.
Modern environments expose us to many inputs that may influence histamine regulation, including dietary patterns, stress exposure, circadian disruption, and environmental triggers. Yet most people are never taught how histamine interacts with mast cells, the immune system, the gut, and inflammatory signaling pathways — or why symptoms may appear across multiple systems at the same time.
This webinar was created to explain these connections clearly.
Because when the underlying biology becomes easier to understand, symptoms often feel less random and more structured. Understanding the pathway helps provide context for why the body may feel more reactive at certain times — and what factors may help support balance.
This Webinar Is For People Who:
This session may be helpful for individuals who experience symptoms often associated with histamine imbalance — including skin reactions, digestive discomfort, sinus congestion, fatigue, headaches, or sensitivity to certain foods or environmental triggers — and who want a clearer understanding of how histamine, mast cells, and inflammatory signaling function in the body.
Whats Included
-1 hour LIVE Intro Histamine Webinar + Q&A
-Live 60-minute Zoom webinar with Dr. Courtney Hunt.
-This session explores histamine, mast cell activity, and inflammatory signaling through a biological lens that many people have never been shown.
📅 Date: Saturday, April 4th 2026
⏰ Time: 10:30 AM PST / 1:30 PM EST
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THE 60-MINUTE Webinar
In this 60-minute session, Dr. Hunt will explain:
• How histamine functions as a signaling molecule in the immune and nervous systems
• Why histamine symptoms can appear across skin, digestion, sinuses, energy, and mood
• The role mast cells play in inflammatory signaling and immune responses
• How histamine metabolism may be influenced by gut health and environmental inputs
• Why certain foods may trigger symptoms for some individuals
• The relationship between histamine, inflammation, and nervous system reactivity
• How circadian biology and lifestyle patterns may influence histamine balance
• A structured biological framework to help make symptoms feel less random• How histamine and mast cell signaling have been studied in connection with patterns seen in POTS, MCAS, mastocytosis, fertility challenges, and inflammatory fat disorders such as lipedema
You’re Not Alone.
Thousands of women who once felt dismissed, exhausted, and confused have stepped into these conversations and finally found clarity. Not from fear. Not from panic. But from understanding how their biology actually works. Here’s what women have shared after participating in previous groups:
"I didn't realize how sick and swollen I looked. My skin tone looked terrible and I felt terrible everyday. I had chronic nightly migraines, histamine intolerance, so swollen with RA pain and allergies!"
"I am so amazed at the side by side view of myself and how much the light has played such a crucial part in my advancement of healing."
"I cry and praise gratitude for you and for finally being brave enough to hold your hand. Because you all along were the answer. Thank you SO much. I cannot put into words how much your knowledge means to me and I know I am only in the beginning of your courses, but from years of learning on my own and now your teachings, you are putting it together for me. My hope is to get through all of your courses and maybe even one on one at some point."
"Your straight to the point, no bullshit, nothing extra is what every DR who is supposed to heal should be like. But you are one in many millions, a true hero ❤️"
Understanding histamine changes how you see your symptoms.
And when you see your biology differently, you begin making different decisions for your health.
Reserve Your Spot in the Histamine Webinar
Histamine Webinar 4/4/2026
98$Webinar + Q&A- No refunds once purchased. No exceptions.
Please Note:
Genetic Protocol™ offers specialized nutrigenetic consulting services. Please note that these services do not constitute medical advice and do not establish a doctor-patient relationship with Dr. Hunt. This program is educational and not a substitute for medical advice. Direct messaging for personal advice will not be available. For individual consultations, reach out to info@geneticprotocol.com
Important Notice & Disclaimer
Please be aware that the experiences and results shared herein are individual to each participant and may not necessarily reflect the average consumer's experience with our program. The testimonials and outcomes described are unique to those individuals and should be considered as such when evaluating the potential benefits of this program for yourself.
Medical Disclaimer:
This program is designed for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. We strongly advise all participants to consult with a healthcare provider before making any changes to their health regimen, especially if they have pre-existing health conditions or concerns. The content provided through this program should be used in conjunction with professional medical guidance and is not intended to be a substitute for personalized medical advice.
Weight Loss & Health Results:
We wish to clarify that weight loss outcomes and health improvements are not guaranteed and may vary significantly among individuals. Success in these areas is influenced by a multitude of factors, including but not limited to an individual's diet, exercise routine, and adherence to the program's principles. This program is designed to complement, not replace, the efforts made by participants in their personal health and wellness journeys.
By participating in this program, you acknowledge and agree that results are dependent on personal effort, existing health conditions, and adherence to the advice given. We encourage all participants to approach this program with realistic expectations and a commitment to applying the principles learned within the scope of their individual circumstances.