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LATEST MAJOR GOUT REMEDIES' NEWS 23 November 2011 The U.S. FDA will decide to approve, or not, the new gout medicine, rilonacept (Arcalyst) before 30 July 2012. 21 June 2011 An Arthritis Advisory Committee of the U.S. FDA voted 11-1 against recommending Ilaris (canakinumab) for treating gout fares in patients who can't take NSAIDs or colchicine. It didn't think it is safe enough. Subsequently Ilaris was not approved by the FDA. Ilaris is also under approval consideration by E.U. countries, Switzerland and Canada. 4 May 2011 The developers of Krystexxa (pegloticase) applied for marketing approval in countries of the European Union. 21 January 2011 Japan approved Febuxostat, where its brand name will be Feburic. 5 November 2010 Krystexxa deliveries in the U.S. begin on 1 December 2010. Its full U.S. launch will be in February 2011. Read more about Krystexxa (Pegloticase) here. 27 October 2010. Canada approves Febuxostat, where its brand name will be Uloric. 14 September 2010 The U.S. FDA has approved Krystexxa.(Pegloticase). 2 August 2009 The US FDA declined to approve Krystexxa (Pegloticase). But its reasons for doing so do not appear to be insurmountable. The drug's developers aim to reapply by early 2010.Read more about Pegloticase (Krystexxa)here. 29 July 2009 The U.S. FDA approves Colcrys, a Colchicine medication. Colchicine has been marketed in many countries in its modern form as a tablet since the 1930's, but in the U.S. it did not have FDA approval. It has now. And after a Colcrys study there's new knowledge about a safe Colchicine dose.Read more about Colchicine here. 13 February 2009 The US FDA has approved febuxostat. Its brand name is Uloric in the U.S.Read more about this here, including prescribing information which can be downloaded. December 2008 Britain's NICE (National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence) approved febuxostat for certain categories of NHS gout patients. Read more about this here. April 2008 Febuxostat was approved for use in member nations of the European Union (EU). YOUR FAVOURITE GOUT REMEDIES So do you have a favourite (favorite) gout remedy? Perhaps you have recently had your first attack, so you are looking for gout remedies and treatments. Maybe you are just interested in the disease. Or are you curious to know whether you might get it at some later point in your life ? If this is you, this is the site to find your favourite (favorite) gout remedy. To aid your understanding the language is as simple as possible. Medical jargon is avoided. There are around 180 pages about gout on this website, including the newsletter's back issues. We have selected the following of special interest, those that may be most helpful to you.... Stories from the front line Do you want to read what our visitors have to say about their gout, and how they currently enjoy gout control? Visit My Gout Story. There's no doubt that baking soda (bicarbonate of soda) and cherries help many (not all) gout sufferers. There are just too many testimonials. You can also read our baking soda (bicarbonate of soda) FAQs page. And the nicest way to relieve gout? It's got to be strawberries. FISH OILS You didn’t know about fish oils for gout? There are testimonials about the effectiveness of fish oils (omega -3) and omega -6 oils in gout treatment, including treating gout inflammation. And much science to support fish oils' inflammation fighting ability. Visit the first page of fish oils treatment . To learn it all make sure you read all the pages that link from it, and the pages that link from those pages. In all there are 11 pages about omega -3 and omega -6 oils, and those other substances which are related to fish oils treatment. In this section you will even learn why slow cooked oatmeal (whole grain porridge oats) is an excellent food for gout, and we are not joking! To help you understand this relief from gout inflammation treatment, you can also visit this page which shows our dietary diagram for relief from gout Visit the dietary diagram for relief from gout . pH Raising your body’s pH (which includes the action of baking soda/bicarbonate of soda, and other substances, including foods and water) plays a part in reducing your uric acid level. Go to the first page about pH. VITAMINS Some vitamins and minerals can have a positive effect in gout treatment. The most studied is vitamin C. Vitamin C has been shown in a number of studies to lower uric acid levels. Others include chromium picolinate, potassium citrate, and pantothenic acid (vitamin B5). All these have been reported to lower the uric acid level. Visit the introductory page to the vitamins for gout treatment here. LIVING WITH GOUT What do you have to do to adjust to living with gout? Is there such a thing as a gout cure? We give our opinion on this page. PHARMACEUTICALS FOR GOUT Go to the introductory page about drug medications for gout,from where you can visit our pages about the leading drugs in gout treatment. DIETS Is it a good idea to go on the Atkins diet for gout? It all depends. Visit the first of our five pages about gout and the Atkins diet and follow the links at the bottom of each Atkins and gout page to go to the others. A low purine diet is not the only diet that can be a successful gout remedy.Visit this page to read about a study that used the Zone Diet amongst gout sufferers, and it had significant success. Or read about purines and a low purine diet study. FREE GOUT RESOURCES From a free, very high quality nutrition database you can download and have working on your computer in 10 minutes, to other useful gout remedies' free downloads, visit our free gout resources page. VISITORS' REMEDY TESTIMONIALS Want to read what our visitors say about gout remedies they've tried? If you visit the index page for the testimonials you can read what they say. Click on this link Visitor remedies' testimonials Or click on the Nav Bar button, above left, titled Remedy Testimonials. FRUCTOSE CAUSES GOUT ? Does fructose cause gout? It's an elusive story.Click here to read the first of our two pages about how you deal with the fructose dilemma.. LOW PURINE FOODS RECIPES Want to read details of a 5 courses low purine banquet meal that also restricts net carbohydrates to under 80? Visit Low Purine Foods to read more. These are just a few of our pages. Use the Nav Bar buttons (left) to visit other main topics. Toby Gout has regrets.....
Caution! If you have found this site just after your first attack, or one that is similar, and you suspect it’s gout, start dealing with it now. When the attack goes away,you might be tempted to do nothing. This, unfortunately, is wishful thinking. See a doctor and find out if it really is gout. If it is, it is true that the sooner you start with gout treatment and deal with the problem, the better your chances of getting a faster recovery. Your motto is: “Action, this day.” Take Note! Nothing on this website is intended to replace the advice of your doctor or other health care professional in treating gout. Other warnings are sprinkled around the text in relevant places to caution you against trying these remedies without consulting your doctor. And this includes diet. There are scores of reasons for this advice. One of the most important is that your doctor must know that you are otherwise healthy before s/he can make any judgements about treatment. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER AND RECEIVE A FREE COPY OF THE VITAMIN C AND GOUT REPORT
Read why Vitamin C for gout is a good idea. Find out just how easy it is to get 500 mg of Vitamin C daily from food. It can be done, but you can also take supplements. In which case, how do you take Vitamin C in its best supplement forms for maximum results? Why is Ester C a better version than regular C for gout treatment? And why added flavonoids are important. It's free when you subscribe to The Gout Dugout newsletter. There are links in this report to the US Department of Agriculture's National Nutrient database. The links enable you to download this comprehensive nutrition database to your computer, and be used, free of charge. A great resource! For more details, and to subscribe, click on the Nav Bar button above left called Newsletter. SEARCH OUR SITE! Use this Google search box to search for topics on this site that interest you. e.g "fish oils for gout" or "cherries" or "pain relief for gout." All pages containing the words you search for will arrive on screen. Fast results.
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