| Natural Remedy |
What experts say about these natural remedies for gout treatment |
| Water |
(What's
this?)
You must make sure you drink enough water to help the body flush away
the excess uric acid in your blood.
Work slowly towards drinking at least 8 glasses of water daily.
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| Coffee |
One
of the main ingredients in coffee is water. As caffeine content didn't
matter, we suggest drinking decaffeinated coffee when possible to avoid
side effects from excessive caffeine.
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| Cherries |
Eat
about 2 servings (about 280 g) of cherries daily. It'll reduce the risk
of gout and it's also good for your general health as well as it is
high in anti-oxidants.
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| Quercetin
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Studies done in animals show that quercetin
lowered uric acid levels.
Dose:
The effective dose in humans is not known. Dosage suggested
ranges from 100 to 500 mg two to three times daily.
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Celery
Seed Extract
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Extracts from celery seeds seem to show anti-inflammatory benefits and
experts have suggested that it can be used to treat gout.
Dose:
Take up to 450 mg two or three times daily.
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| Fish Oil |
Fish oil
shows promising anti-inflammatory benefits, especially with arthritis.
Taking fish oil will help keep the joint inflammation under control.
Dose:
Take 2 grams daily. Or take the equivalent of at least
360 mg of EPA and 240 mg of DHA daily.
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| Bromelain |
Helpful
Bromelain shows anti-inflammatory effect and may be
tried.
Dose: Use
250 to 1000 mg
twice daily. It will treat the painful symptoms.
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| Devil's
Claw |
Helpful
Devil's claw
shows anti-inflammatory benefits. It is worthwhile to try it for
painful gout attacks.
Dose:
Consider taking 600 to 1,200 mg three times daily. It is
standardized to contain 50 to 100 mg of harpagoside.
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