Natural gout remedies and medication remedies - our Index page for the testimonials we have received and published.See them all from here. Just click on the links below
This page about our natural gout remedies' testimonials, was last reviewed, or updated, on 29 November 2011. The links below allow you to view and click to all the natural gout remedies testimonial pages on this website. The number of testimonials to the right of the links to the remedies' testimonials are the number published to date. Click on the links to read what gout sufferers themselves say about the leading and best known natural remedies for gout. From them, we hope you get some helpful ideas. Our natural gout remedies, testimonials, section is a relatively new feature at www.best-gout-remedies.com so you won't find so many visitor remedy testimonials as yet. Return again to read more testimonials about the remedies below, and remedies to be published in the future. The ideas that people have explained is info on gout we have accepted at face value. We aren't in a position to check these gout testimonials' accuracy. As with the advertisers on this site, we haven't met the contributors. But we are grateful to them since they have gone to the unpaid trouble of explaining what they have learnt for the benefit of fellow gout sufferers. Hopefully, it's a useful piece of gout research. A most difficult issue here, is that the taking of such remedies as these - they are often thought of as a home cure for gout - could coincide with the gout flare up ending of its own accord. This occurs when certain proteins re-cover the naked MSU crystals. Unless gout is at a very advanced stage, gout attacks end naturally, although no one wants to wait that long unless the attacks are very mild. They all have supporting theories for why they work of course, some better established than others. These are explained on other pages on this website. However, all these natural gout remedies have many testimonials, and sometimes studies, about their effectiveness, too many for all of them to be coincidences. It's also the case that what's sauce for the goose isn't necessarily sauce for the gander - the remedy that works for one person doesn't work for another. This is true of gout medications too. Dosages which work vary too by patient. We have made searching around the site for the explanations as easy as we know how. Something in mind? Use the site search box on the home page; or use our home page, pink coloured, navigation bar buttons; or click on the links at the bottom of the home page. Testimonial follow ups The longer a certain remedy works to prevent attacks, or end them, the more likely it is that it does work - at least for that person. So we'll ask our contributors for follow up testimonials, a year after each has been published. Better evidence, if available, would include details of measured falls in uric acid levels; measured lengths of attack periods, and periods between attacks; and pain intensity scoring conducted by medical professionals. But of course testimonials have their place in the pantheon of gout research. Anonymous contributions you'll sometimes see are genuine. Some people wish to keep their gout confidential. Wish to make your contribution? Please use the simple form boxes on each testimonial page.
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