Uricel - Advanced Uric Acid Support & Cleanse Supplement - Liquid Delivery for Better Absorption - Tart Cherry, Chanca Piedra, Celery Seed, Turmeric & More!

Best over the counter for gout. Instant relief! Taste is good too.

Let me start with saying that I am not a big believer in supplements. But my gout was becoming more frequent and painful. My wife got this for me and I have been taking it regularly for quite some time now. Since starting it I have only had a few break through gout attacks and those are typically because I ate a trigger food/beverage that I know I shouldn't have.

Worked for my husband. Recently my husband has had persistent gout attacks for over two months. Driving him to get cortisone shots in both feet. One shot was effective for a few week and the other foot the shot did not work. So we did two things purchase Uricel and a uric acid monitor. Firstly, Uricel does work. It not only stops the pain but it lowers the uric acid levels. Caution though most gout attacks are brought on by what you have eaten so if you want the Uricel to be effective you have to stop eating your triggers. My husband has indicated that Uicel stops the pain, Uricel is most effective if you use it when you feel the pain starting. Also in my husband’s case Uricel did lower his uric acid levels 3 – 4 points. Yes, you still need to flush your body by drinking lots of water and cease eating the things that brought on the gout.

I'm sort of new to understanding what gout really is, but I've been having symptoms of it for 15 years. As the condition advances there may be more foods you will have to either exclude from your diet or at least consume moderately. I have gout in my left knee and a big flare up would cause much damage. This occurred about a year ago and the only option I would consider was stem cell injection. This is very expensive and requires 3 to 4 months before the joint starts to feel better ie. some sort of cushion develops between the bones. So I'm very particular about what I eat. Purines are the main culprit here, but I'm not going to say they are the sole culprit. This product goes a long way to limit their effect. Lets say I eat some foods moderate in purine content like beans, oats, chicken or some types of fish. And I've eaten it over the course of a few days, so the uric acid levels build up inside the joint. There is a pressure that builds up in the joint...not a full blown attack, but pressure and maybe a slight pain. One milliliter of Uricel takes care of it in 20 to 30 minutes. Purines are present in lots of common everyday foods, not just rich foods high in cholesterol that most people associate with gout. So, you need to be mindful of this and use these types of products to manage it when it becomes a problem. Or you can use colchicine as prescribed by your doctor, but some doctors don't like to prescribe it because of the side effects. I have some, but have yet to use it. I prefer the holistic route and Uricel works for me so far. More often these days, I try to eliminate most foods containing moderate amounts of purine, so I don't use it every day. The chicken and fish is kind of hard cause your body does need protein and some fish have a higher purine content than moderate, so you want to avoid that altogether. I could go on, but that's enough. All the best, chris

I’ve been dealing with gout flare ups off and on since around 2010 mostly from alcohol consumption. Mostly from beer consumption. First time it happened I did t know what the heck was happening. Thought I broke a bone somehow in my foot. The pain was horrible. 22 years later, I’ve tried sooo many different things things. Bought this during a flare up that was pretty bad. I’ve used it a month or so and the bottle is almost gone. Gout is so random and different for everyone that there seems to be no rhyme or reason to the flare ups. You read online that applying cold will help swelling. I’ve done it and an hour later it was way worse. Then Read the next story and it says cold can make it worse in some people. I can see why King George went mad. 😅. I honestly have no idea if it’s working or not. I THINK it might be helping a tiny bit? What I do know works is not drinking…. But I like beer soooo. Prednisone definitely works but it must be prescribed and it’s a steroid and who wants to take that all the time. Not good for you but neither is lots of beers 😅. Another thing I am certain is helping is something they used to think was bad for gout but new studies released in 2022 have shown low fat milk actually stops the creation of uric acid. I started adding it to my diet. 1 decent size glass a day has really helped. If I over do it and drink beer and eat too much stuff I shouldn’t eat and a flare up starts coming on, stop drinking, drink TONS of water and add 3 big glasses of milk a day. No joke it has really helped me. If you can hork it down, blending an entire head of celery and frozen cherries with water helps a lot too. This stuffs just too expensive and doesn’t have a “WOW THAT REALLY MADE A DIFFERENCE!” factor for me.