By paying close attention to my grandfather-in-law's health and joint problems, I'm starting to see Gout in a new light. One that goes beyond simple joint disease.
I had major gout attacks for a period of about twelve years. I am in great health, and I see doctors on average about once every ten years. I nearly never take medications of any kind, (no vaccines ever, no antidepressants, no nothin’) so I simply endured. I live in the desert and walk at least five miles a day, mostly in the sun.
I tried every diet I heard about. I was vegan and teetotal for years. Attacks persisted. I was on crutches for days on end, and crawled to the bathroom on my hands and knees.
One day my landlord called and said the neighbors had complained about my screaming in pain the night before. It was the worst pain I’d ever experienced.
I went to a specialist in Europe who suggested I try Allopurinol. I was skeptical, but finally got on a 100 mg daily dose. It’s been three years with only the most minor flares. I’ve had absolutely no side effects, and since I don’t even take aspirin, no conflicts.
Just out of curiosity, how seriously should I take an article on gout that doesn’t even mention allopurinol?
Louise Hay’s work identifies the emotional/mental trigger for gout being “the need to dominate. Impatience, anger” - something to consider to round out the remedy
Been following Dr. Kruse for a while and notice positive changes. His "three legged stool" is Light, (sunrise and sunset) Water (DDW) and Magnetism (grounding) and my father lived to 99 following the Light and Grounding. Thank you for the post!
What about vitamin c to increase energy?
I had major gout attacks for a period of about twelve years. I am in great health, and I see doctors on average about once every ten years. I nearly never take medications of any kind, (no vaccines ever, no antidepressants, no nothin’) so I simply endured. I live in the desert and walk at least five miles a day, mostly in the sun.
I tried every diet I heard about. I was vegan and teetotal for years. Attacks persisted. I was on crutches for days on end, and crawled to the bathroom on my hands and knees.
One day my landlord called and said the neighbors had complained about my screaming in pain the night before. It was the worst pain I’d ever experienced.
I went to a specialist in Europe who suggested I try Allopurinol. I was skeptical, but finally got on a 100 mg daily dose. It’s been three years with only the most minor flares. I’ve had absolutely no side effects, and since I don’t even take aspirin, no conflicts.
Just out of curiosity, how seriously should I take an article on gout that doesn’t even mention allopurinol?
If you are new to this publication, I generally avoid as many prescription drugs as I can get away with.
That includes allopurinol, colchicine and febuxostat.
All of which are designed to mitigate or relieve symptoms, not address the problem.
Louise Hay’s work identifies the emotional/mental trigger for gout being “the need to dominate. Impatience, anger” - something to consider to round out the remedy
Appreciate your post!
Interesting!
Great write up , thank you.
Taking the thyroid medication at night is also helpful for some. Was it you who posted about the man who is suing about this very recommendation?
Been following Dr. Kruse for a while and notice positive changes. His "three legged stool" is Light, (sunrise and sunset) Water (DDW) and Magnetism (grounding) and my father lived to 99 following the Light and Grounding. Thank you for the post!
This is stupendous