Histaglobin:         Registration No.: T546 (Act 101/1965)       Histaglobin works by:   • binding with histamine neutralizing the histamine1   • blocking the FC. receptors of the basophils and mast cell preventing the excessive deposit of IgE and the resultant     degranulation and release of histamine into the system2   • inhibiting the production of IgE3 Histaglobin is therefore effective regardless of what the allergen is. It is not necessary to test to find out what a patient is allergic to. Histaglobin does not mask allergic manifestations, it prevents them. Unlike desensitization there is no risk of anaphylactic shock with Histaglobin. Treatment with Histaglobin comprises of an initial course of twelve injections and thereafter an annual booster of four injections. Always treat any existing infections before beginning Histaglobin treatment. Never start treatment during an acute allergic attack.         1. Kurt Wallenfels — Uber die Histaminfindug im serum von normalen und allergikern 15.8.1958 p. 772 - 773 2. Takeru Ishikawa — Inhibition of Rat Mast Cell Degranulation of Histamine -Rat Gamaglobulin Conjugate. Int. Arch Allery apply Immun., Vol 59 No. 4 p 403 - 407 1979 3. Inhibitory effect of Histamine-Gamma Globulin conjugatte on IGE-Mediated reactivity of Human Basophils. Yoshiro Tanizaki Et. 1984.