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gout

has anyone had experience with gout? I read that Quercetin&Bromelain is a a helpful treatment for gout also cherry caps. or cherry juice. Can anyone give me some personal experience?
joyce3507's profile
i think gout has something to do with our heart, its a heart related disease, i have seen my friend who suddenly fall down because of gout he could hardly stretch his leg and can not walk immediately the best remedy is to consult your doctor
MayWan1's profile

5 months ago
Joyce3507 - I noticed this is an older post and wondering if you ever tested Quercetin & Bromelain or the cherry caps or juice? Is this for you or for someone you know and how long has the situation been going on? I know Gout can lead to amputation, but believe there is a potential solution before that point.

My personal experience is with bioready rice and how it has helped another with gout specifically, as well as, those with severe circulatory complications. My friend had an incredibly painful and debilitating venous stasis ulcer that wound care clinics could not get closed over a period of three years. We tried the bioready rice and within days, the wound began to respond and the wound is now closed. This also happened with another friend's elderly mom, who is in a nursing home, so we know it works. The bioready rice is taken internally, but was also mixed as a paste and applied directly to the wounds.
awahmplanet's profile

5 months ago
Yes the Quercetin & BBromelain and cherry caps. seem to be working. It is for my husband he hasn't had any pain since. What is the bioready rice. I will have to try and look it up.
joyce3507's profile

5 months ago
That's great you are getting results with what you are using!

Nowadays, doing an online search for glyconutrients and glycobiology, will bring up many entries and terms like polysaccharide peptides.

Bioready rice contains these polysaccharide peptides, or the special carbohydrates that are attached to unique proteins and amino acids. Eating a lot of rice will not produce these results.

Since rice is well-tolerated by almost all individuals, young and old, polysaccharide peptides found in the cell walls of special strains of rice, are carefully extracted to retain potency. In the form we use,spirulina is added for additional nutrition and detoxifying qualities. Each polysaccharide peptide molecule apparently forms a complete amino acid profile, complex carbohydrates, co-factors, vitamins and minerals; everything it seems the cells need to create energy and restore health.
awahmplanet's profile

5 months ago
The main problem with Gout is the build up of uric acid crystal in the joint. This is what causes the dilatory pain and swelling of the joints. Besides the bio ready rice you can try a tea of Yucca root. Yucca contains saponins which break down body waste like uric acid. Add some Stevia leaves to sweeten. This should help with the root cause of the Gout.
kennonward's profile

4 months ago
My husband has had gout for many years.........probably more than 20 years. He is on Allopurinol 300 mg. This is a prescription. If you find your husband needs something other than natural remedies he may want to talk to his doctor about this. It has worked very well for my husband. It is inexpensive and he doesn't seem to have any side effects from it.
CEOBev's profile

4 months ago
Vitamin C may “Slash” Gout Risk in Men according to a New Study

Higher intakes of Vitamin C may reduce a man’s risk of gout, the most prevalent inflammatory arthritis in adult males, by up to 45 percent, according to a new study.

According to findings published in the new issue of the Archives of Internal Medicine, for every 500 milligrams increase in vitamin C intake, a man’s risk of gout was cut by 17 percent. And for men with vitamin C intakes of at least 1,500 milligrams per day, the risk of gout was cut by 45 percent, said the findings of a prospective study with 46,994 men conducted by researchers from Boston University School of Medicine.

“The present study, to our knowledge, provides the first prospective evidence about the inverse association between vitamin C intake and the risk of gout,” “These prospective data indicate that vitamin C intake is strongly associated with a lower risk of grout,” wrote the researchers, they also concluded “Increasing the vitamin C intake may be beneficial in the prevention of gout.”

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