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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / June 2007How I now deal with gout
I had gout 6 months ago and it would not go away. I'd been to the doctor and got medication for pain and the standard course of treatment and it kind of helped but the gout came back, again and again, once in my ankle! I was on crutches that day. I ate cherries, I watched my diet, I did everything I could do but I still had gout for a month and it wasn't real bad but it would not go away. After a month of limping along, I finally decided on my own that a lot of beer might just solve the problem. The gout problem could get worse but it wasn't getting better and I didn't see that I had much to lose, I didn't want to start the preventive medicine for gout because of the side effects. So, I got a case of 3.2 Natural light, I suppose it doesn't have the purines? Anyway a day later and the gout was almost gone. This goes against everything I've read, but drinking the beer and lots of it in a short time clears up my gout. I stubbed a toe Sunday, by Monday evening gout was coming on big time, I had to use a crutch to walk Tuesday morning or walk on the side of my foot. Back to the beer and by Tuesday evening the gout was gone enough I could take the dogs for a walk. The stubbed toe still hurts but the gout is gone. I'd like to see if this might work for others. I've known one other that tried the 6 pack cure maybe two 6 packs? and it worked for him also. All the common sense things apply, ask your doctor first(he will say don't do it), don't mix alcohol with medicines, don't drive, don't operate heavy machinery, be aware women in bars may appear better looking then they really are, it may be addictive or habit forming, etc, etc. Seriously, this is what I do now when gout appears and it works for me, and it works fast. In the name of science and medical research why not try it? Once again I'd suggest some kind of low point beer, and a light beer, something that gets you peeing like a Japanese race horse (I suspect that is actually what causes it to work) and see if it might be a gout cure? > I had gout 6 months ago and it would not go away. I'd been to the > doctor and got medication for pain and the standard course of treatment [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > that is actually what causes it to work) and see if it might be a gout > cure? Hi Moe,,,,, Your story sure made me smile. I used to work for the brewery that makes Natural Light and it sure is not a cure for Gout but any light beer might be better for your than full strength beer. The best would be no beer at all and that is the truth. Those Gout crystals are still in the places they were and do not go away very fast especially if you are adding more to those places. There is only one way to get rid of Gout and its taking the medicine the doctor prescribed and changing your eating and drinking to what the doctor tells you. OOooohh, you can see if you can get away with a little of this or that but in the end you are going to have to face up to the fact that you have Gout and it hurts and does damage to your body and the doctor is right. Change your lifestyle. Harv >> I had gout 6 months ago and it would not go away. I'd been to the >> doctor and got medication for pain and the standard course of treatment [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > > Harv I hear you, but yesterday at this time I could not walk out to check the tomato plants. With the beer cure, well call it a treatment, by evening I was walking the dogs and took them for another walk this morning. One thing I forgot to mention is to drink 16 oz of water every three or maybe four beers. I'm hoping some other people will at least try it and report back if it does or doesn't work. > I hear you, but yesterday at this time I could not walk out to check the > tomato plants. With the beer cure, well call it a treatment, by evening > I was walking the dogs and took them for another walk this morning. One > thing I forgot to mention is to drink 16 oz of water every three or maybe > four beers. I'm hoping some other people will at least try it and report > back if it does or doesn't work. Dam it Moe,,,, you are not listening or you do not want to hear,,,,, now you want to take other people down with you. Let me ask you a question,,,,, are you man enough to stop drinking beer? My thoughts,,,, I do not think so. BUT ya know what my thoughts do not mean a dam thing to your pain and Gout. Its your thoughts and are you willing to do what is required to handle Gout??? My thoughts again,,, I do not think so and its up to you to prove,,, not me. Let me ask you a question please and you can answer to for yourself if you want to,,,, you have nothing to prove here,,,, How bad do you think Gout gets? Are you going to find out for yourself? I will be positive in my reply, I think so. My last reply which is worth about as much as the first reply,, nothing if the doctor is not listened to. Harv >> I hear you, but yesterday at this time I could not walk out to check the >> tomato plants. With the beer cure, well call it a treatment, by evening [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > first reply,, nothing if the doctor is not listened to. > Harv Once again I hear you, the gout is now gone and I don't have anything to prove except what worked for me. I've had gout off and on for 10 years and at the worst point once had it in my ankle and was using a stool as a walker until a friend brought me some crutches. I don't know if the beer is a valid treatment or not, I'd say it's rather obvious if you can get the old kidneys working and the pee stream flowing the uric acid is bound to go down, and the uric acid crystals in the joints will go back into the bloodstream and out the exhaust. And I'm not talking about drinking a case of beer a day after the gout goes away, I'm saying drinking a lot of low point beer with water has cleared up my gout in less then a day. I'm not using this as an excuse to drink, I'm just stating what has worked for me and wondering if it might work for others. >> I hear you, but yesterday at this time I could not walk out to check >> the tomato plants. With the beer cure, well call it a treatment, by [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > the first reply,, nothing if the doctor is not listened to. > Harv Just to tag on to Harv here. A challenge Moe. Go online and look at some pictures of the damage gout causes. Think about the pain you have had and consider it not going away. I have gout. Not severe, but damn it hurts when it gets a joint going. I haven't had a problem in any new joints in eighteen months since I started on the medicine the doctor prescribed. And the already bad joints only hurt if I do something stupid like eat a nice big serving of roast beef with maybe a glass of red wine. So I skip the wine, have a few bites of the roast beef, and take the rest home to a very happy Border Collie. Jo >>> I hear you, but yesterday at this time I could not walk out to check >>> the tomato plants. With the beer cure, well call it a treatment, by [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > Jo I've been online and looked at the pictures and read all I could, and I ate cherries and cut out all the bad things, went to the Doc and still suffered bouts of gout. When it got in my ankle I decided to try something different, you haven't had gout until it hits your ankle! Like I said, yesterday at this time I couldn't walk because of the gout without using the side of my foot or crutches. I couldn't put my shoe on, no way! But..... Today after the markets close I'm going to mow the yard. I don't know why people can't think outside the box, this just might have merit, I don't really know and I wouldn't be bothering with all this if I didn't think it just might work. All I'm asking is for some others to try it. If I'm wrong I have no problem admitting it. If I'm right the satisfaction will be only in knowing others don't have to needlessly suffer. Someone please try it and let us know if it works or not, I know it works in my case and one other. Ok, here's where you will get some agreement. The Natural Light cure. But not for gout, for kidney stones. The beer speeds up the decalcification and it also moves them lil' dogies along to get them to get OUT. The medicine works for kidney stones but the beer is a quicker getter outer. The meds. for gout and pseudogout don't work quickly but they do work. Going more with the whiter meats and fish and avoiding the richer foods are even better for curing gout. Thru prevention. Hugs from Rosie VOF  Signature"If you wanna get it done, you gotta fight for yourself." -- Meat Loaf, Bat Outta Hell II > >> > >>> I hear you, but yesterday at this time I could not walk out to check [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > have to needlessly suffer. Someone please try it and let us know if it > works or not, I know it works in my case and one other. > Ok, here's where you will get some agreement. The Natural Light cure. But > not for gout, for kidney stones. The beer speeds up the decalcification and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Hugs from Rosie > VOF Moe's miracle cure is not gaining wide acceptance, or any acceptance. I feel like that dude that said the earth goes around the sun. >> Ok, here's where you will get some agreement. The Natural Light cure. But >> not for gout, for kidney stones. The beer speeds up the decalcification [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Moe's miracle cure is not gaining wide acceptance, or any acceptance. I > feel like that dude that said the earth goes around the sun. Nope. He knew what he was talking about. Aside from you treatment being "all wet" you are pretty lame in your understanding of what a cure is. Instant temporary relief it isn't. Jo > I feel like that dude that said the earth goes around the sun. Kinda like the guy who says the earth is flat? ... "Biplane" ... the last words a pilot says before bailing out. |
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