These are the gout studies, uric acid investigations, and related resources that I am currently working on. If you want me to prioritize any articles, let me know in the gout forum. Or in the feedback form below. Also letContinue reading… Gout & Uric Acid Research in Progress
Category: Gout and Uric Acid
General Gout and Uric Acid articles that have not been assigned to specific categories.
Beet Extract and Uric Acid
Are you considering beetroot juice for gout? Perhaps you want beet extract as a herbal gout remedy. But will it work? See how beets reduce uric acid in rats.
2020 Gout Management Guideline
American College of Rheumatology (ACR) Gout Management Guidelines set the standard for patient care in the USA. Make sure your treatment agrees with 2020 rules.
GoutPal Gout & Uric Acid Vocabulary
Is gouty arthritis jargon confusing you about gout? Do you struggle to learn about uric acid when doctors tell you about urate?
Assessing Gout Damage in Hands
Lumps of uric acid crystals can destroy joints. These gouty tophi restrict movement. But can we measure how bad? Learn about assessing gout damage in hands.
Uric Acid Crystals Damage Hands
This is my review of a uric acid crystals study. In which I will explain the key points for gout sufferers. So this is for people who are concerned about how gout affects hands. Because it helps you discuss yourContinue reading… Uric Acid Crystals Damage Hands
Target Uric Acid Below 6 mg/dL
Gout is progressive, debilitating, and dangerous. Unless uric acid is controlled. Normal uric acid can be too high. See why uric acid is only safe below 6 mg/dL.
Gout Treatment Lottery
The big picture about gout emerges from surveying thousands of people over many years. Because we can see how prevalent gout is. Also, we can assess how many people get treated. Then how successful that treatment is. So if you’reContinue reading… Gout Treatment Lottery
Different Food Purine Types and Uric Acid
Gout sufferers fear purines. But not all purines are equal. Don’t avoid all tasty food just because of total numbers. See best purine types for uric acid.
Gluten and Uric Acid
Wheat gluten can lower uric acid in the blood. Are you concerned about eating wheat, rye, and barley foods? Now you know gluten is good for gout.