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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / June 2007Moe's Gout Report
Ouch! The foot is hurting this morning. What?? No beer last night? tch, tch. GaryZ :-) > Ouch! The foot is hurting this morning. I know you prefer beer to meds...but I think you better stick to the meds... We have a friend who doesn't listen to his doctors...So I looked up Gout on the net... You ever seen the pictures of the Damage it does????? Luckily???I only have psuedogout... Foods don't effect me..so I can't quit eating them to make me feel better :( But the meds help when I am in a flare.... Cindy > Ouch! The foot is hurting this morning. >I know you prefer beer to meds...but I think you better stick to the >meds... [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Cindy >> Ouch! The foot is hurting this morning. >I know you prefer beer to meds...but I think you better stick to the >meds... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Foods don't effect me..so I can't quit eating them to make me feel better > :( But the meds help when I am in a flare.... At least for me I found the gout flares were usually caused by some sort of minor injury to a joint. Scrape a knuckle on something and the whole hand might react for months. All food does for me is make the already damaged toe I have swell and burn. Just not worth it. But if I just stay on the allepurinol I don't (so far) have a problem. Jo >> I know you prefer beer to meds...but I think you better stick to the >> meds... [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Jo Yep, that's what I did, I stubbed my toe and the foot flared up. But I drank some Moe's tonic and the foot is much better now, enough to take the dogs for a long walk. Off to the park. You nattering nabobs of negativity have a nice day. the human mind is a powerful thing, isn't it? you may have even gotten the same result from a lovely piece of chocolate, or a glass of n**i. meaning, it sounds more like "the placebo effect". hey, and i'm not knocking the effects of placebos, either. however, will the beer stop or slow down the damage your gouty joints are incurring?--you'll need clinical follow-up to see. kate jofirey wrote: >> I know you prefer beer to meds...but I think you better stick to the >> meds... [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Jo Yep, that's what I did, I stubbed my toe and the foot flared up. But I drank some Moe's tonic and the foot is much better now, enough to take the dogs for a long walk. Off to the park. You nattering nabobs of negativity have a nice day. >> I know you prefer beer to meds...but I think you better stick to the >> meds... [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Jo Yep, that's what I did, I stubbed my toe last Sunday and the foot flared up. But I drank some more of Moe's tonic this morning and the foot is much better now, enough to take the dogs for a long walk. Off to the park. You nattering nabobs of negativity have a nice day. >>> I know you prefer beer to meds...but I think you better stick to the >>> meds... [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > is much better now, enough to take the dogs for a long walk. Off to the > park. You nattering nabobs of negativity have a nice day. Yeah,,, but I do not have gout. Have another round,,, it helps with kidney stones she said. Enjoy your walk with you dog... and pick up your feet because the last time I took my dog for a walk,,, I nearly broke my wrist because I didn't. Harv Moe, How would you like to relieve your gout pain in 48 hours? I would be willing to send you a FREE sample of my product. No charge at all. Would only like to have you critique it. You can view my web site at http://www.flex-amene.com. Just send me your address and I'll mail it out first thing. William Heritage GP Heritage/Williams Dist., LLP > Ouch! The foot is hurting this morning. > How would you like to relieve your gout pain in 48 hours? I would be > willing to send you a FREE sample of my product. No charge at all. > Would only like to have you critique it. You can view my web site at > William Heritage GP > Heritage/Williams Dist., LLP Advertising in violation of group charter reported to: abuse@ntt.net support@us.ntt.net webcomplaints@ora.fda.gov ... Forgive us for shooting those who trespass against us. > Ouch! The foot is hurting this morning. Moe, I just read your messages here and a few days ago, and see Moe's Treatment is lite beer with water. You tried eating cherries and other stuff. So here's my question - have you tried the water without beer? The idea is to disolve the crystals in your joints. The folk remedy is cherry *juice*, not cherries. I've often wondered if drinking the juice, was not just to get people to drink a lot of water anyway. The medical advice is to (a) stop eating bad stuff, and (b) drink a lot of water, and (c) try the prescription stuff. Again, the point is the water. Drink as much as you can, without knocking off your electroyltes and causing even WORSE problems! I'm glad you have a formula that works for you. If you're a beer drinker anyway, switching to lite and adding the water is two steps in the right direction! Just suggesting that it might work even better with water after *every* lite beer! And throw in a few cherries just for luck, why not? I've had a couple of attacks of gout over the years, and sumbitch it hurts. Diet and water and some cherry juice has so far fixed me up. FWIW. J. |
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