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Gout free for 12 months :-) No one takes any notice here

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I take a celery seed capsule in the morning abnd one at night.  I have recommended this several times here but there is no seemingly no uptake/interest.  They cost £5 on Amazon - I havent had a gout attack for over 12 months now and I was getting a couple a month before - just check out my previous posts.  My diet remains one of life's pleasures and includes red wine and steak!  I still take the cherry juice (three pumps a dayy) although this on its own couldnt combat the gout on its own.  I have taken diclofenac a few times fearing a recurrence due to twinges, but these kept any at bay (take 2 at first twinge and loads of water).

All I see here is talk of lifelomg drugs and I also failed to nail any culprit by diet - teetotal veggies get gout after all.

I see people tearing their hair out here - so just drop £5 on some celery seed tablets to try.  For me they have been a revalation.  Please post back if they helped - gout can make us really miserable and I really want to share what worked for me.

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  • murray13882
    murray13882 Guest

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    These celery tablets will work I am sure for some. In my case I am on warfarin and celery with effect my INR, so i cant take them
  • andrew41895
    andrew41895 Guest

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    Glad that works for you.

    I use Quercetin/Bromelian and it is very effective in preventing Gout attacks. High potentency Bromelain, 3000 GDU/500 Mg is excellent for pain and disolving any Uric acid crystals in your joints - I find its more effective than colchicine.  Quercetin/Bromelain has a lot of other positive health benefits as well.

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