Tag Archives: gout treatment

I have read on here about the benefits to reducing your fructose intake , so having tried most other remedies , I’m going to give it a go. I have been eating 7/8 pieces of fruit a day , for as long as I can remember , so I plan to reduce to 3/4 and see if that helps ? Continue reading →

Hi everyone,you may have read my daughters thread about my miracle cure,well i can confirm her story.I suffered with gout for many years whilst living in the uk,i lived in constant fear of the next attack,dreading the tingling sensation that i knew would mean another dose of misery.I tried all the remedies available on the nhs,nothing worked.Five years ago i moved to thailand where i met my partner,when she saw the pain i was in after another attack she asked me if i trusted her i said yes,she then asked me to try the herbal remedy her mother had been taking for 20 years for arthritus,i said i would and to my amazement after a short time the pain eased and went completely soon afterwards.It was 3 moths before i had another attack,i’d begun to think that i was cured but no such luck anyeway when i felt the tingling i took another dose of the tablets and again no attack .since then my attacks are much less frequent and when i do get the tingling i have the cure.I know how much pain gout can give you i have slept with my foot in a bucket for weeks pushing myself around the house with my good foot in my computer chair unable to leave the house.If you have a similar life this could be your lifeline.I never go anywhere without these pills.The dose is 5 pills taken together when you feel an attack coming,i will send you 1 dose free to try,after you have tried it i know you will be more then happy to purchase a pack of 3 doses ,15 tablets for the modest sum of Five pounds plu p+p.It’s up to you but what have you got to lose? Continue reading →

I’m new to this forum, so forgive me if this has been discussed to death! But due to my blood pressure meds, I cannot use NSAIDs. Is there anything else over the counter that I can use that will treat the inflammation Continue reading →

I was having gout attacks that got worse and worse each time they happened from about 2008 – 2010. Continue reading →

Burdock was used as a nutritional supplement to strengthen the body. Additionally, America Indians employed burdock for a wide range of ailments, including skin infections, arthritis, obesity, and tonsillitis. It was also used as a diuretic and an anti-inflammatory. Continue reading →

Hello- I’m new to this site has anyone tried INFLAMAZOL™. I’m a little skeptical of buying something that may not work Continue reading →

Hi, I’m not a Gout sufferer myself however my Father is and has been for many years. He has been living in Thailand now for 4 years Continue reading →

Forget,purine rich foods,forget meat, forget fish, forget alcohol,being the cause of your gout.The real culprit as I found out after years of testing is FRUCTOSE.Try and reduce or eliminate that and your gout problems will be over. You will be grateful to me for giving you this information.your doctors might disagree but what do you have to lose, trying it for a couple of weeks.For me it worked wonders,after suffering from gout for more than 10 years. Continue reading →

I’m male, 41, weight 250 lbs, don’t eat right, have psoriasis and an undiagnosed, early onset case of gout it sets up in my toes and my ankles, sometimes it moves from my ankles into my calves and makes it pretty painful to walk. A couple of months ago, I decided to see if I can do anything about it without meds Continue reading →

Hi there, My Husband has had reocurring attacks of gout for the last six months, he had blood tests done and his uric acid levels came back highest our GP has ever seen in a patient. He was prescribed a course of steroids for a week and is now slowly introducing alopurinol and Colchoyen (sp?) into his system. My question is can gout be seen with an ultrasound exam as we don’t know how bad a case of gout he has as the steroids did not make him completely pain free like our GP said it would. Continue reading →