Tyramine is a natural compound found in the body and in many foods. Learn what foods are highest in tyramine so you can avoid them.

If you’re consistently suffering from headaches or are prone to migraines, some potential triggers could be in your kitchen ...

Why Does Tyramine Trigger Migraine? Food triggers are very personal. Not every person with migraine is sensitive to foods containing tyramine, but research shows that some are.

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Many popular foods are high in tyramine, like aged cheese, cured meat, and miso and should be avoided if you take MAOIs or get migraines.

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Many such foods contain tyramine, a natural food chemical that transmits signals along pain nerve endings. Sumathi Reddy has details on Lunch Break. Photo: Getty Images.

“The strongest [foods] we’ve got a link for are tyramine-containing foods for some individuals who live with migraines,” explains Dr Duane Mellor, a spokesperson for the British Dietetic ...

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What foods contain tyramine? Tyramine is present in many foods, but it is particularly concentrated in fermented foods and beverages.