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                 Gout, the disease of the kings, has existed ever since the human civilization learned the word “pleasure”, or maybe even before. Thus, gout has been associated with that word, though their connection is not as true as what we used to believe. Hence, the thought that treating gout means stopping many things pleasurable, and with such thought many decided to just go and stop trying to treat gout. Indulge yourself with tasty meat now and take pills later.  Many settled indulging then taking the so-called ”uric acid reducers”                   This article aims to introduce different “uric acid reducers” Why Reduce Uric Acid?                   Most likely, you are already aware that uric acid is a big NO-NO for gout. Well, uric acid IS the cause of gout so it is not just a no, but a big BIIG NOOO. Without uric acid the uric acid crystal that gives you suffering will not exist. That said, it is essential for gout sufferers to reduce uric acid in order to treat

“Just think of all those women on the Titanic who said, 'No thank you' to desert that night. And for what?!” ― Erma Bombeck The foods we eat are nature’s (or human technology’s) greatest gifts. Other than the fact that eating can give us strength to face the day, well, it just feels good to eat! Especially eat delicious foods. Mmmmmm. The mere thought of my favorite food makes me drool with saliva. How I’d love to indulge myself, because today can be my last, or maybe tomorrow, or the next day. Who knows. Unfortunately for some, they can not do so. Indulging themselves can cause health problems, and to some, PAIIIN. (Yes, I’m looking at you chronic gout) This article aims to introduce a chronic gout diet. What Should a Gout Sufferer Avoid? As a gout sufferer, you are most likely aware of the cause of gout. Uric Acid. “So, should I avoid foods that are rich in URIC ACID?” Well, yes of course! If a food rich in uric acid exists, you should avoid it. Actuall

What is gout? To those who does not suffer it, gout is gout. It is a painful inflammation of the joints. To those who had an unfortunate encounter with the disease, it is something more. Finally, to those who lived to know gout, gout is not just gout. It can be classified, just like a dog is not just a dog but can be a Chihuahua, Doberman or many other breeds. This article aims to explain the difference between chronic gout vs acute gout. Gout. What is it? Without the word “gout”, we will simply have “chronic” and “acute”. Hence, we have to explain gout first. Gout, as mentioned above, is characterized by a painful inflammation of the joints. It is a kind of arthritis resulting from the crystallization of uric acid deposited to the ball-and-socket joints ( or wherever gout decided to attack). Uric acid is not normally deposited in the synovial joints, that is why not everyone suffers from gout. Uric acid is normally flushed out by the excretory system. However, when th

One of the most terrifying disease that can accompany gout is the uric acid kidney stones. What’s more terrifying is, there is a good chance that a gout sufferer will also encounter uric acid kidney stones at least once in his lifetime. The worst part, is the way the operation is done when a patient decides to go for it. The kidney stone is bombarded with a shockwave so that it will explode inside you. Hence, many look for a natural way do dissolve uric acid kidney stones. I need you to maintain an open mind, because this article will discuss unconventional ways of dealing with uric acid kidney stones, and in the process, end your gout as and added bonus. Why Remove the Uric Acid Kidney Stones and Gout NOW? This is because the underlying cause of uric acid kidney stones and gout, which is uric acid, will definitely wreak havoc in your body, and leave a trail of other degenerative diseases in the wake of the destruction it caused. So how does it happen? The high concent

                  Have you experienced waking up to agonizing moans of pain? Or maybe you yourself woke up moaning or even screaming. Gout attack . Most likely, you or someone you love is suffering from the torturous villainy of gout. You may even be petrified by the doctor’s claims about gout. “I’m so sorry. Gout has no cure. All you can do is relieve the pain.” Shocked about the so called “truth”, you find yourself asking your respected doctor “Wait, what? So how did I even have this condition? “ . “Excessive uric acid ”. The doctor then began to bombard you with both medical and genetic jargons. “Do you have a family history of gout?” “If memory serves me right, my uncle’s stepmom’s great grandfather suffered from gout attacks” “Oh, that explains why my dear.” “Gout is hereditary”. Claims the doctor. Totally head scratching right? You are deeply stricken with fear that your child, grandchild and even your great grandchild’s children may suffer from gout sim

Sometimes, when we are not feeling well we simply rely on our body’s innate ability to heal itself. You accidentally cut yourself? You do not have to do anything. Go chill and watch Netflix and literally do nothing. After a few days the wound is healed! Had a drinking party last night? Surely the liver sustained some damage. No worries! Your body will take care of the healing process for you. Unfortunately, there are times that without help, the body will not be able to do anything. For instance, gout. This article aims to explain how gout TEMPORARILY goes away by itself. What Causes Gout Gout is caused by your body’s homeostatic mechanisms that are meant to protect you. Your body is a genius when it comes to self-defense, unfortunately, false alarms can make you suffer. We both know that the pain and inflammation is ignited by your body if something is amiss, such as when infections occur. But what exactly is the body protecting you from that caused the gout attack?

Many things in life are hereditary. This is true not just in tangible wealth, but diseases and behaviors as well! While it is nice to know that you are an heir for a renowned, stable and growing business empire, it is not so pleasing to know that you are a worthy successor for the disease of the kings.                   This article aims to answer the question “is gout hereditary?” Worthy Successor “Did you inherit that seemingly endless land from your dad?” “Wonderful eyes! Same as your mom’s” “Your hair. Kinda reminds me of your dad” You nod with pride as an affirmation for all these compliments and inquiries. Then there goes the follow up question. “That protruding lump in your fingers. Must be painful. Did you get it from your dad?” It is tempting to say yes, but let me tell you one thing. If someone asks me “is gout hereditary?” With a straight face and firm tone, I will definitely say NO. Whether you are an heir of a business tycoon or simply a son

Cherry as a cure for gout is not supported by any logical explanation or any solid scientific study. Yet, many placed their fate in this little spherical wonder. One of the reasons is it is risk-free because it is natural. But, serpents are natural, yet they are venomous. This article aims to explain the side effects of cherry juice for gout (yes, it has side effects!). Be noted that most of these side effects will only occur if the assumed effects of cherry are real. If Cherry WORKS. . . It will be wonderful if cherries work in treating gout. There will be no more need for allopurinol and colchicine – two gout medications that are very good in inducing relief (and side effects).  Cherry is supposed to work wonders that are far beyond the scope of NSAIDS, xanthine oxidase inhibitors and many more. Unfortunately, many of its magnificent effects are far too exaggerated and easily discredited. The effectiveness of cherry in treating gout is an article of its ow

Does Gout Go Away If You Stop Drinking? Does Your DEBT Disappears If you Stop Borrowing? Of course NOT! Usually, we avoid the things that gave us disease. Have diabetes? Go avoid sugar-rich foods. Unfortunately, there is this common misconception that avoiding these factors is a treatment method by itself. Along with the prayer wishing gout to go away by itself, gout sufferers who drinks beer and any other alcoholic beverages avoids those bottles of pleasure. Unfortunately, this prayer will usually go unanswered. This article aims to explain why steering clear of alcoholic beverages alone is not enough to cure your gout. Why is beer so bad for a gout sufferer? Gout is the uric acid crystallization in the joints. As the uric acid crystallizes, your body launches autoimmune responses considering the crystal as a foreign substance. Hence, pain and inflammation begins. The keyword here is uric acid . Now, is beer rich in uric acid? Nope. But is rich in purine, the so

Tea, throughout history of both the east and the west, has been known as a drink that works wonders. The health benefits it gives are simply overwhelming. Sadly, drinking a cup of this elixir is not a good idea for gout sufferers. While many claims that tea is good for treating gout, they are simply empirical evidence that coincides with the fact that a person is a tea-drinker. This article aims to explain why drinking tea has the tendency to cause gout attacks. Is it really good for gout? Is it a must-drink? Or maybe just another must-avoid? Gout and Tea To understand why tea will ignite a gout flare-up, and possibly a series of them, we should first understand what causes gout. You maybe already aware of this, but here is a quick review for you: Gout is a type of arthritis resulting from the crystallization of uric acid in the joints, specifically in the synovial fluids. However, the synovial fluids are probably the cleanest part of your body – it is an Eden wh