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In the 1st page of this thread I linked a study recommending potassium citrate for this since sodium urate might be counter-productive.
I saw that, I'll have to try that. Thanks
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In the 1st page of this thread I linked a study recommending potassium citrate for this since sodium urate might be counter-productive.
And have you ever wondered what's in that one joint where the uric acid settles and causes pain?
Would this perhaps explain why supplementing with K2 is so painful?Some things I'm considering are pathogens and metals, including copper. I also am wondering if the pathogens are there because of the metals. Sometimes there's calcification involved. Pathogens seem to attract calcium, but pathogens usually replicate on metals so it may be the metals they contain that attracts the calcium.
????? is how I feel about what I know.
Would this perhaps explain why supplementing with K2 is so painful?
I have never looked into it I have considered limiting high molybdenum foods, but it didn't worked. I seem to crave cauliflower lately. My symptoms won't bother me it I don't take folate, K2 or RSHas anyone here tried a low purine diet?
I am sorry about that. Chicken always gives me headache, not sure if due to omega 6 or tryptophan.So today I feel like I am going to die. I don't get the joint pain, just the headache and feeling like my heart is going to stop.
In addition to cheese. I try to source my cheese from A2 casein. I believe that one thing that kept me away from dairy was the A1 type that gave me histamine reactions. Another thing is that I am +/+ for lactose intolerance So I don't drink milk and only consume low lactose stuff like cheese and yogurt.So yogurt and curd will provide more lysine than the cheese?
No.Are you suggesting high ammonia symptoms yields high UA?
The origin and secretion of pancreatic juice bicarbonate
Abstract
1. The rate of secretion from a saline-perfused preparation of the cat's pancreas is directly proportional to the perfusate bicarbonate concentration. When all bicarbonate is omitted, secretion completely or almost completely ceases."Have you tried hand soaks in bicarb or magnesium oxide?
I know nothing about the cat from the study, but my cat loves to lap lap lap from foot baths
I was very surprised (but if you think about it it makes totally sense) to find out that cats don't have the glucuronidation liver phase. I think vets and industry should rethink food, medication and general products.It was presumably an experimental animal. These are usually killed afterwards, or used in further experiments and then killed. If you look at the PubMed page you will see there is also a study on an 'isolated cat pancreas'. For this they would either anaesthetise or kill the cat, then remove the organ and perfuse it artificially, similarly to how a heart or kidney may be preserved before a transplant. Lab animals are just treated as disposable tools, whether fruit flies or apes or anything in between.
As well as being unethical, it is pointless if one wishes to study human health and disease, as different species have different anatomies, physiologies and lifestyles, as I relate in my blog.
Thanks, I will try it. I have been avoiding it due to some SNPs recommendations, but hey I love curry@Gondwanaland Have you tried curcumin for lowering uric acid? This saved me from two imminent gout attacks recently. I felt the symptoms - pain, swelling, heat - and immediately tried curcumin both orally and transdermally on the affected area.