Kelsey Marksteiner: I haven’t had anybody have that sort of response. I’m trying to think because I don’t really think with the strains that are in Prescript-Assist that they’re typically causing types of bacteria that are going to be producing a lot of histamine to flourish or anything. My gut reaction is that it’s probably not a histamine response, but I’m honestly not sure what in there would cause that sort of reaction. I mean, it could just be some filler or something or the capsule. I don’t know. Anytime I have someone with a reaction like that, I’m going to take out whatever they took that caused it, for sure. I would just make sure that it’s an actual response and it wasn’t just a one-time thing. Definitely have that be reproducible. If it’s not reproducible, it may have just been some wacky thing that happened and they just got a headache and associated it with taking the Prescript-Assist. I don’t think it’s a histamine response, just because Lauren’s telling me now that Prescript-Assist has histamine degraders in it, so actually it would help to break down histamine. So I would definitely say it’s probably not a histamine response. My suggestion would be either to just take it out if you know that it’s reproducible, which Heather is saying, “Yes, it happened three times, unfortunately.” Yeah, in that case, I would just take it out. She’s responding to something in there. I’m not entirely sure what it is, but definitely try a different probiotic supplement and see if he or she can tolerate it. Yeah, you definitely don’t want to be giving someone something that they are obviously responding to. I wish it was an easy answer that it was histamine and that could give you some clues about what’s going on, but, yeah, I just don’t think that’s it.