“…Among them, the presence of biogenic amines in fermented foods, such as cheese and other dairy products (Fernández-García, Tomillo, & Nuñ ez, 1999;González de Llano, Cuesta, & Rodríguez, 1998), sauerkraut (Kalac, Spicka, Krizek, & Pelikanova, 2000), fish (Ruíz-Capillas & Moral, 2002), sausages and meat (Kaniou, Samouris, Mouratidou, Eleftheriadou, & Zantopoulos, 2001), beer (Izquierdo-Pulido, Mariné-Font, & VidalCarou, 2000) and wine (Lehtonen, 1996), have received considerable interest owing to their undesirable physiological effects in sensitive humans. Most foodborne intoxication caused by biogenic amines is related to histamine which can cause headaches, hypotension and digestive problems, whereas aromatic amines, tyramine and phenylethylamine, have been associated with migraines and hypertension (Silla-Santos, 1996).…”