nutrition food for UT N Gout patient

[Guest guest]

1. My mother in law was dosed for UT n Gout - and wandering anyone

in the group can help on the type of food that she must avoid and

type she can eat.

 

Thank you in advance for the help, pls help.

[Guest guest]

I'm not clear on what UT is in this context. But, I have gouty

arthritis in two fingers, which is getting much better. I don't

avoid meat, but I don't eat it daily or even sometimes weekly and

then only clean meats (antibiotic and hormone free). No organ meats

which are high in purines! Cherries are good for gout, lots of fresh

veggies and fruits. And cleanse the body, cleanse, cleanse.

Gradually increase the amount of pure water - at least 3 liters and

a gallon if you can work up to it - that pretty much eliminates my

capacity for tea or other liquids. Search for high purine foods -

there are lots of lists on the Internet. Limit carob and chocolate.

Also, I take natural (complete) enzymes when I eat meat and overly

cooked foods. I think enzymes and cleansing are the ticket - read

Doc's article on enzymes. I have had this condition for 1-1/2 years

and I plan to get rid of it. It went from intense pain any time I

even bumped one of the affected fingers to barely noticeable.

 

Any suggestions from others will be appreciated.

 

 

herbal remedies , " chongyk7 " <acyk@s...> wrote:

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>

> 1. My mother in law was dosed for UT n Gout - and wandering

anyone

> in the group can help on the type of food that she must avoid and

> type she can eat.

>

> Thank you in advance for the help, pls help.

[Guest guest]

> 1. My mother in law was dosed for UT n Gout - and wandering anyone

> in the group can help on the type of food that she must avoid and

> type she can eat.

>

> Thank you in advance for the help, pls help.

 

***From what I know, gout is caused by a build up of uric acid in

which it crystallizes and causes pain in the toe. I am not a

certified herbalist, however, I just happened to read last night that

Celery Seed Extract may be recommended for Gout. It is a diuretic.

 

Others here who are more qualified may have other recommendations.

It is at least worth reading up on celery.

 

Jenn

[Guest guest]

My dh has had great results with celery seed in preventing gout attacks.

 

Sharyn

 

 

zengirl04 [zengirl04]

 

Any suggestions from others will be appreciated.

 

 

 

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