Beating Gout: A Sufferer's Guide to Living Pain Free

I have been treated for Gout by my Doctor and by a Naturopath for several years, with mixed results. I've eaten cherries, taken Alopurinol, eliminated beer and reduced alcohol, cut back on meat, and tried numerous other remedies. I could expect a painful attack about once or twice a month regardless of all my efforts. This book was the first time I really began to understand the mechanism of Gout in total and how it is treated today. As a result of this book, I have not had an attack in over 5 months and am not making any onerous sacrifices. Rather than giving you one particular cure that will eliminate Gout for everyone, this book enables you to understand your disease and to work with your doctor to develop a solution that will make Gout a minor irritation in your life. Do I recommend it? If you have Gout, you don't need to ask.

This is the best book on gout yet. I have read several books on gout and numerous subsections of broader category books and none have the detail of coverage this book has. Great book for anyone who suffers from the desease. Great book for anyone who treats or lives with a gout sufferer. I gave my doctor a copy.

This book has the latest information on gout. Easy to read with good resources.

Gout is a common disease, well understood by today's modern medical professionals - but far too many of those afflicted fail to receive proper treatment. "Beating Gout: A Sufferer's Guide to Living Pain Free" is a complete and comprehensive guide for those who have gout, covering how they can overcome the day to day pain how to prevent the condition from leading to something far worse. Using up to date research, and offering recommendations to help stop gout attacks before they happen, "Beating Gout: A Sufferer's Guide to Living Pain Free" is a top pick for long term sufferers and for community library health collections.

This book is filled with very useful information in fairly simple terms to help put an end the the nightmare that is gout. Even a section of technical jargon that you can take to your doctor to help get your treatment plan adjusted! I recommend this book to anyone with gout.