Feel free to DM me btw, especially if you’ve ever had weird blood test results (besides what was listed) or weird reactions to meds or drugs or other foods. Including intense cravings.

You don’t really want to “test” this with something like a “tyramine challenge,” because it can cause brain bleeds and high blood pressure (hypertensive crisis). It’s pretty vital to not eat too much tyramine if you have this for that reason. However, I think you’ve been having these crises, which activated the RAAS and that’s what’s maybe causing your issues with thirst and urination.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renin–angiotensin_system

What you’ll look up are diets for people on MAOIs, and eat that for a week or so to see if you feel better. Basically, if you have tyramine intolerance, it’s like you’re on a natural MAOI at all times. So if you’ve ever had weird reactions to things like SSRIs or SNRIs, that could be why. MAOIs interact with many other drugs. Tyramine diets and histamine diets have a lot in common btw, except some fruits like tomatoes and strawberries are high in histamine but low in tyramine. You could eat those to see if you need both diets or not (I saw others mentioning low histamine diets).

You also want to avoid phenylalanine, which is an artificial sweetener often in gum and dental products and hydration packets/energy drinks. It converts to tyramine. Tyramine and phenylalanine are ubiquitous in high protein diets too, so avoid high protein stuff like carnivore diet. You want to do a relatively low protein diet while testing to see if you’re tyramine sensitive, and then you can increase daily protein from there to see how you feel.

I have celiac and tyramine intolerance so what I DO eat are a lot of fruits and salads. I can have SOME tyramine just not a lot - basically 4 red olives in a sitting will give me a tyramine migraine. So I can eat like one or half of one olive. I can eat a little bit of hard cheese (I tend to stick to chevre goat cheese though). I can have a little bit of white or rose wine. Fermented stuff is usually high in tyramine, including vinegar. Don’t eat nutritional yeast, most broth, or ESPECIALLY stuff like Better than Bullion (some people will nibble meat salts like this for the salt but it has tyramine).

Please note that if you have tyramine intolerance, you might be much more sensitive to tyramine than me. Or much less. You might not be able to eat even 1 olive, or maybe you could eat 6.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/nursing-and-health-professions/tyramine

Another issue is that your celiac could be causing an imbalance in your fat soluble vitamins, giving you the symptoms of vitamin a toxicity. If you aren’t getting enough vitamin e, d, and k (common with celiac) to balance out vitamin a, it can give you similar symptoms to vitamin a poisoning. Sadly, your vitamin a is probably also low from the celiac as well. This could be why your liver is having issues; vitamin a toxicity is hard on the liver.

For my situation, my celiac made me crave fats which made my tyramine migraines really bad (ate a lot of meat and cheese). Supplementing esp vitamin e really helped with those fat cravings.