NutriGout Uric Acid Cleanse Supplement w/Turmeric, Celery Seed, Bromelain, Milk Thistle, Dandelion and Chanca Piedra, 60 Vegetarian Capsules of 50...

My SO had a flare up and this made it disappear in 48 hours so he could return to work. Before we tried this, flare ups last two weeks minimum! Amazing stuff! We did pair this with pure tart cherry juice as well as other vitamins.

I keep a bottle at work and at home. I take one to two pills when I feel a gout attack setting in. I have figured out most things that trigger my gout and if I feel that pain starting I take greater care with diet, push more water, and take 1 or 2 capsules at a time. Usually some relief in a couple of hours and almost all better by next day. This is not a pain medication and you should not expect it to work as such. It is not a magic pill that will let you eat or drink what you want and cure gout. If you are expecting that, then this is not for you.

I have found this to be beneficial in controlling gout if you have problems with taking the big pharma poison it's worth a try but you will need to take this without pause. I have noticed some bottles work better than others not sure if it's a quality control issue since my last bottle did nothing but the current one brought the gout under control right away. Make sure you drink plenty of clean water to help this product work. You should also look at magnesium levels and potassium deficiencies.

Jury is still out about how effective it is but there seems to be enough popular support and/or belief in the ingredients. The price, packaging and quality of the product looks good. I couldn't buy and build my own capsules for this price. I'm still trembling from a recent gout flareup but seem to be doing OK over the last couple weeks using this and turmeric curcumin with bioperine 1500mg. It is not harmful and it does seem to have anti-inflammatory properties that I've noticed. I'm less inclined to feel the need for Aleve due to my chronic arthritic ankles.

NutriGout seems to work. I've had gout bouts for about 15 years since I was in my 30's. I'm pretty careful with my diet, my daily hydration, exercise and don't drink alcohol anymore. About once a year I get a bad bout of gout. This last fall was one of the worst. Attack occurred in my right ankle and a little bit in my left wrist. So bad I was using crutches to get around. I work for myself and farm so sick days are not an option. Gout pain was in my right ankle bad for about 4 weeks, although severe pain with crutches was only about 1.5 to 2 weeks. I used up my indomethacin prescription and was willing to try anything. (Indomethacin messes with my brain, I'd be happy if I never had to take this again.) If you're an experienced gouter, you'll know what it feels like to be desperate and willing to try anything. I ended up ordering and trying out the Nutri-Gout. Starting taking towards the tail end of the gout bout but still plenty of pain in the ankle. Took nutrigout twice per day. Pain seemed to dissipate in about 4 to 5 days. Switched to 1 pill a day once the pain went away. I also take some cherry pills and drink apple cider vinegar with water and/or cherry juice concentrate in the AM and PM. And always watch my diet and no alcohol. Last week, I had a pain in my left big toe and it felt like gout coming on so I upped the pills to two nutrigouts a day. Gout never materialized. I guess bottom line is that if you're desperate, give this a try and see if it works for you. I'm going to stick with it. The recipe guide provided with the pills is a bonus, although I haven't specifically tried the recipes yet, I've taken away some good information. Good luck!