Gout

Gout is a condition that is caused by too much uric acid in the bloodstream, quite often caused by antibiotic medications. Uric acid is a metabolic end product that results because of the digestion of purines that are a part of most foods we eat. When it crystallizes, the uric acid becomes like needles and tears into the synovial fluid sacks and cartilage. This action sets the white blood cells into action, which causes inflammation so severe that it is considered an acute gout attack. During an acute attack, some areas are swollen, shiny red, and hot. Pain in the joins can also occur when you have excess uric acid without an accompanying acute gout attack. To treat gout and prevent future attacks, a change in diet is of the essence and is the best home remedy available for this condition.

The natural cure for this condition cannot be invoked with just one single product or treatment but rather a combination of herbs and spices that all perform different functions. The reason for this is that the cause of gout affects so many different parts of the body that only a variety of natural herbs, spices, and nutritional changes will prevent future attacks.

Home Remedies for Gout:

GoutCure:

This product has a blend of several different herbs and spices that work together in order to both treat a current attack of gout and prevent future attacks. With natural products such as aged garlic, artichoke powder, turmeric, milk thistle, and yucca schidegera. The herbs and spices in this product work together to produce a natural cure for gout while treating any current symptoms of the attack.

Nutrition:

One of the best home remedies for gout or any other condition is a healthy and well balanced diet consisting of foods from all of the food groups. To prevent gout attacks, avoid foods that are high in purines such as anchovies, herring, kidney, liver, mackerel, meat extracts, mincemeat, mussels, sardines, and yeast. This doesn't mean that these are the only foods that are high in purines, but they are ones that are reported to be the highest and should be avoided as much as possible to prevent gout attacks. In addition, your diet should contain a large amount of water as water helps to remove uric acid from your body, thus eliminating or reducing the number of gout attacks. You also need to get plenty of exercise, and if you are overweight, take steps to get your weight under control. Do not start on any diet program that involves quick weight loss.

Herbal Supplements:

Choose a variety of the herbs that are listed in GoutCure as part of your daily routine, preferably in fresh form. Although most people prefer the ease of vitamin, mineral, and herbal supplements, some of these essential dietary needs do not work as well in processed form as in its pure form. The body seems to absorb them much easier as food products than as processed dietary supplements. This is especially true of those with antioxidant qualities such as garlic and others in its class.