About Gout

Gout is one of the oldest most common forms of joint inflammation. It is a form of arthritis caused by deposits of uric acid crystals in the joints. The areas most commonly affected are typically the feet and ankles. The ball of the big toe is the most common site. Gout often appears overnight. With the onset of an attack severe pain and swelling in the affected joint follows within 12 to 24 hours.

Gout usually isolated to one or two joints at a time. Attacks are infrequent at first with intervals of months or even years. It progresses over time and can become more frequent and severe, spreading to many joints.

Approximately 2.5 million people are affected by Gout in the US. Estimates report that up to 98% of these are men. Rarely found in women its frequency increases after menopause. Relief form the extreme pain of Gout can be elusive without proper knowledge and action.

Book - Gout

The Gout Relief Handbook contains the latest up-to-date information on Gout -- what causes symptoms, how to best alleviate them with all-natural means, and how to protect yourself from Gout flare-ups. It shows how traditional treatments for Gout trigger potentially serious side effects -- but thanks to the tips contained in this book you'll discover there are simple, all-natural ways to avoid and treat painful Gout attacks.

The book contains a list of the foods to cut back on or avoid completely, and what foods help heal Gout. You'll learn how just one simple mineral and a common vitamin will help you. The book tells you what daily doses of specific nutrients to take, including a natural oil that prevents Gout attacks.