Gout Treated with Alternative Medicine
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Gout Treated with Alternative Medicine
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Summary:
This article explores treating gout through alternative medicine, emphasizing a holistic approach that considers the entire person rather than just the symptoms.Keywords:
Gout, alternative medicine, diet, gout food---
Article Body:
When addressing gout through a holistic lens, the focus shifts from the name of the disease to the underlying imbalances within the individual. Gout is merely a symptom of this imbalance. While conventional treatments often manage inflammation and pain with medication, these methods do not address the root cause.
So, what causes gout? Some families may have genetic predispositions, and certain foods can exacerbate the condition. Conventional treatments might provide temporary relief through medication, but without addressing the cause, lasting improvement is unlikely.
You might experience relief with prescribed drugs and feel that no further action is necessary. However, these medications often only mask symptoms. Long-term use can lead to further health deterioration as the underlying issues remain unaddressed.
In alternative medicine, the first step is often dietary overhaul. Diets high in purine-rich foods can significantly contribute to gout. To manage the condition effectively, certain foods should be avoided.
Foods high in purines include:
- Meat gravies and stocks
- Organ meats and shellfish
- Anchovies, sardines, herrings, and mussels
- Mushrooms and asparagus
Alcohol, particularly beer, is also high in purines and should be avoided. If consumed, it’s essential to drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration and uric acid build-up. Other foods like meat, white flour, sugar, poultry, dried beans, fish, oatmeal, cauliflower, spinach, and peas are moderately high in purines and may also need to be limited.
An ideal diet should be rich in organic fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Wheatgrass is a beneficial addition. Fruits, vegetables, and juices aid in the excretion of uric acid, while strawberries, cherries, and celery juice can neutralize it. Drinking plenty of filtered water is crucial. Many have found that adding cherry juice to their diet prevents further gout attacks.
Herbal and homeopathic remedies may also be recommended. However, a change in dietary habits alone can significantly enhance health. Such a simple change can address what might otherwise be a lifelong issue. If you aim to overcome gout, alternative medicine offers valuable solutions.
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