It is relatively unreactive, but upon interaction with superoxide, it may result in peroxynitrite (ONOO), which is associated with cellular injury and inflammation
Rather than asking what is the dose, which presumes the compound is already the answer, the stronger questions open up the actual decision
[1] In simple terms, when your body is exposed to a reactive compound, histamine increases and turns on inflammatory processes in order to protect the body from that compound
It recovers on its own timeline, and the data on receptor density recovery makes that timeline clear
It slows digestion , reduces cravings, and helps lower calorie consumption all contributing to steady and effective weight loss
The findings underscore a clear shift toward multi-pathway metabolic control in obesity drug development