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General Gout and Uric Acid articles that have not been assigned to specific categories.

Yogurt for Uric Acid Research

Keith Taylor January 14, 2021 January 14, 2021
Yogurt for Uric Acid Research

Yogurt is linked to lower uric acid. Yet studies don’t include gout sufferers. See principles you can include in your diet. Read yogurt for uric acid research.

Stevia & Uric Acid Research

Keith Taylor December 16, 2020
Stevia & Uric Acid Research

Does stevia make gout worse? Good news – it reduces uric acid. Bad news – it is not tested on human gouty arthritis. Get Stevia & Uric Acid Research facts now.

Astaxanthin and Uric Acid Research

Keith Taylor December 10, 2020
Astaxanthin and Uric Acid Research

Many gout sufferers fear fish as a source of uric acid. Yet pink seafood appears to have a normalizing effect. Read the facts about astaxanthin and gout.

Pumpkin, Squash, and Uric Acid Research

Keith Taylor December 3, 2020
Pumpkin, Squash, and Uric Acid Research

Gourds are a large family of vegetables. Sufferers ask if eating gourd is good or bad for gout? See latest research on pumpkin, squash, marrow, and uric acid.

Uricase Medication with Methotrexate

Keith Taylor November 12, 2020 November 12, 2020
Uricase Medication with Methotrexate

Uricase medication is a fast-acting uric acid treatment. But most gout patients develop immunity to it. See how methotrexate makes pegloticase more effective.

Target Uric Acid Below 6 mg/dL

Keith Taylor November 12, 2020 June 26, 2020
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.

Uric Acid Testing Smartphone

Keith Taylor November 10, 2020 November 10, 2020
Uric Acid Testing Smartphone

Are you getting a uric acid test kit? How about a meter on your mobile? Instantly share results with doctors. See the latest uric acid testing smartphone.

GoutPal Research in Progress

Keith Taylor September 4, 2020 July 24, 2020
GoutPal Research in Progress

These are the gout studies, uric acid investigations, and related resources that are missing from GoutPal pages. These might be from mentions in the gout forum. Or from references in pages on my main gout site. If you want meContinue reading… GoutPal Research in Progress

Normal Range of Uric Acid in Blood

Keith Taylor August 6, 2020 July 16, 2020
Normal Range of Uric Acid in Blood

References ranges are vital in gout management. As they control diagnosis and treatment. Is yours calculated badly? Get your Normal Range of Uric Acid in Blood.

Gout & Uric Acid Research in Progress

Keith Taylor August 6, 2020 June 5, 2020
Gout & Uric Acid Research in Progress

These are the gout studies, uric acid investigations, and related resources that I am researching. At the moment, these are ideas for future articles that are in various stages of progress. If you want me to prioritize any articles, letContinue reading… Gout & Uric Acid Research in Progress

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Common Gout Research Terms

cardiovascular hyperuricemia MSU (MonoSodium Urate) serum sUA tophaceous tophus (plural = tophi) ULT (Urate Lowering Therapy) urate

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