Cherry juice for gout or cherries for gout - our visitors have their say

This websites visitors' - cherries and cherry juice for gout testimonials

November 2009 John Mattei, Lawrenceville, NJ, United States

John recommends - Cherries, Apple Cider Vinegar and rehydration

I have found that 2 tablespoons of ACV (Apple Cider Vinegar)and 6 to 12 cherries completely cured me of gout. I have been studying food's effects for years since having high blood pressure and hypoglycemia, and tried a lot of things.These 2 simple things worked for me and I now eat AND drink whatever I want. I never thought the day would return. You will begin to notice a change in your body after about a week of ACV intake and will just know that you are at a good PH level that can handle whatever you eat or drink.

Not sure if I mentioned it, but our hydration level is so key with all of this. Obviously it can take years for our blood level to reach such acidity levels, but my gout attack was the result of being dehydrated. Now, I did not know I was dehydrated, until ER stuck an IV in my arm. As soon as the water bag had depleted connected to my IV, I was able to move my toe and the pain 'magically' diminished. I had adjusted my diet for a good month to take in a lot more alkaline foods, but at this point I am back to my old normal diet - that includes alcoholic beverages on occasion. I still attribute my good health to the cherries and ACV since they both seem to quickly relieve any twinges in my toes after consuming too many acidic foods.

March 2010. Dot Morrison, Australia

Just to let you know,I have just been through a very bout of gout in both feet, but was told to take a bottle of cherry compound 100 mls a day. I took the whole bottle of 500mls in a week and celery capsules 4000mg x 3 a day, and in a week it was gone. Hard to believe I know, but it is true, great stuff, so now I keep a bottle of it in my pantry, also use it on my yogurt 2-3 times a week, so let your visitors know.

Dot made her cherry compound from cherry juice concentrate. And the celery capsules were celery seed extract 4000mg, equivalent to 4 grams of dry celery seeds.

July 2010 Joel C, Malaysia

Rooibos tea is among Joel's recommendations.

I have had problems with uric acid since my early twenties - due to rich food (no, I am not rich). At first it started as a joint pain on my shoulders (of all places) and then just five years later it flared up at the joint at my big toe - it was gout, fully manisfested! I have tried doing many things in the past I am happy to say that I am now completely cured, free from pain! The remedy? A combination of rooibos tea (for hydration and antioxidant effects), apple cider vinegar (definitely not for it's taste) and cherries (of all things)! Trust me, gout sufferers, there is hope out there! God provided us with cherries! Make use of it!

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Cherry juice for gout or cherries for gout.Tell our visitors what your experience has been.

You'll help them find better answers.

Cherries and gout, and cherry juice for gout, have been popular remedies since, probably, the 1950 study that pioneered serious thought about cherries and gout. We have two pages about cherries and gout on this website. (Links to them are at the bottom of this article). One of them is among the best visited on this website - considerably more viewed than any of the pages about drug medications. And a few online polls point to cherries as among the most helpful of all the natural remedies for gout.

JUST HOW GOOD ARE CHERRIES FOR GOUT?

A feature on this website that would be very useful for our visitors is a page (later becoming pages) which describes gout sufferers' experiences with cherries, cherry juice, and cherry supplements. Polls count votes, but people don't describe their experiences with polls. Whilst poll scores are interesting and encouraging, what gout sufferers really want to know most is what others have said about cherries and gout. This may tell them what to expect, which is considerably more interesting.

There aren't many cherries for gout, or cherry juice for gout studies, and certainly none undertaken on the same scale as a pharmaceutical's clinical trial. Cherries and gout relief is not an old wives' tale, but how much of a real remedy are they? This page will throw much more light on this question.

Your experiences can help all visitors to this site's cherry pages get a clearer picture about just how good cherries and cherry juice for gout, are for gout relief.

How quickly does relief come from drinking cherry juice or eating cherries? How often do they work? How long does it take a gout attack to end with cherries? Do cherries work better than strawberries? Do frozen or canned cherries work, or work less well than fresh cherries? And to get relief, how many cherries do you need to eat, or how much juice to drink? These are just a few of the questions that other gout sufferers wonder about.

You can help them by explaining your experience and expressing your opinions.

And what about cherry supplements - can anyone report success with these? How about dried cherries? There is an internet post saying that dried cherries relieved gout pain.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Will your contribution make a difference? It certainly will. www.best-gout-remedies.com receives a large number of visitors, from a significant number of countries, every day - and in a year, from more than 100 countries. Like you, they're looking for gout solutions. As mentioned above, among the pages a large percentage of them click to are the cherries pages.

They are hungry for information about cherries and gout. You can throw them some tasty morsels, snacks or a full meal, depending on how much you can say.

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Some people wish to keep their gout a confidential matter. Your contribution can be as anonymous as you wish. We shall only publish a contributor's name, locality and country with permission - so you will decide the format of your contribution signature. Your email address will not be published, but we shall ask you if you wish to take emails from interested visitors with a question or two in mind.

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Minimum contribution: 50 words please. Write more than 500 words and we'll make it a page if you wish.

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