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  1. Tom Hark Preston Park

    Gout. Please help.

    Not sure I could stomach drinking a pint of cherry juice, but stirring a couple of tablespoons of cherry concentrate into a yoghurt is a good alternative, and also makes for a damn tasty yoghurt.
  2. Tom Hark Preston Park

    Gout. Please help.

    Nice one spongy :thumbsup: Further proof, should any be needed, that NSC can be a force for good, as well as evil
  3. Tom Hark Preston Park

    Gout. Please help.

    How you feeling today? Eased off off a bit?
  4. Tom Hark Preston Park

    Gout. Please help.

    Ta. Thought I'd be a big brave boy and just ride out the five days of serious pain.Then f*ck me if I didn't straightaway get it in the other foot. Still, lost a stone over the ten days which despite my subsequent binge-drinking best efforts haven't QUITE put back on again. so its not all bad...
  5. Tom Hark Preston Park

    Gout. Please help.

    Will need a driver to go to casualty tho, would be impossible to drive there. Gout is an absolutely evil pain. Last time I had it, more or less had to starve for the five days it takes to subside because I couldn't bear to walk to the kitchen, let alone walk across the park to my GP.
  6. Tom Hark Preston Park

    Gout. Please help.

    It was mulled wine that zapped me gout-wise this Winter, I'm pretty sure of it.
  7. Tom Hark Preston Park

    Gout. Please help.

    I can strongly recommend Cherry Active, concentrated sour cherry juice, from Holland & Barrett, as others have said. One of my my mates recommended it for my gout and it was amazingly effective. It's not cheap (about £9 for a reasonable size bottle) though they're doing buy one get one half...
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