Definitions for "Gout / Hyperuricemia"
Recommendation against Molybdenum" Molybdenum is known to raise uric acid levels which is why people with gout (a condition of elevated uric acid levels) are told to avoid molybdenum supplements..."
The Condition"...Among the more common predisposing factors are kidney failure from any cause, diuretics, dehydration, hormonal diseases, alcohol consumption and using low doses of aspirin..." Relationship to Dehydration"Gout can be caused by dehydration and the use of diuretics such as coffee or alcohol..." Recommendation Caffeine/Coffee Avoidance"Intake of diuretics (chiefly coffee and alcohol) should be reduced/avoided as far as possible..." Recommendation against Aspirin"Among the more common predisposing factors for hyperuricemia are kidney failure from any cause, diuretics, dehydration, hormonal diseases, alcohol consumption and using low doses of aspirin..."
Recommendation Conventional Drug Use"...While colchicine is very effective, it often causes nausea, vomiting and diarrhea..."
The Condition"...When these crystals are ingested by white blood cells, the cells release enzymes that evoke inflammation..."