There is research linking the bacteria in our digestive tracts to gout, the inflammatory...
Q: After 10 years and three doctors trying to control my gout, I seem to have found a cure that they could not. It started with your column when a man stated that eating celery seeds helped with his gout.
I started taking a live probiotic supplement and eating a bowl of yogurt with strawberries daily. Within two months, I was off all the meds that the various doctors had prescribed . Fermented foods high in lactic acid bacteria can lower uric acid levels . A small randomized clinical trial showed that a diet containing yogurt with a live lactobacillus culture could reduce high uric acid levels in patients with gout .
Anyone who would like to learn more about natural approaches for controlling gout may find our eGuide to Favorite Home Remedies helpful. You can learn more about diet, celery seeds and sour cherries lowering uric acid levels. This online resource can be found under the Health eGuides tab at PeoplesPharmacy.com.
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