Posted by Roy in UK on March 16, 2011 at 00:01:38 from (86.128.8.143):
In Reply to: Completely O/T Gout posted by bill from scotland on March 15, 2011 at 13:26:59:
Bill you are from Scotland so maybe you are not going to like this! My dad used to suffer from it terribly and my uncle used to get it in his hand occasionally. I read somewhere that salmon could aggravate it: " Certain fish and shellfish are not good at all for you if you are susceptible to gout. Salmon has high levels( of Purines) as does shrimp and crab. In fact, salmon has twice the levels as chicken. It is a shame salmon is bad for gout patients, as this otherwise excellent food has healthy doses of omega 3 oils that actually help in treating gout." By coincidence they both liked salmon very much. when I told them what I had read they both stopped eating it and coincidence or not, both of them never ever had another attack. To those that like cranberry juice, yes it is very good stuff but if you are taking warfarin as an anticoagulant cranberry juice is not recommended.
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