GOUT TREATMENT AND CURE AND PREVENTION--DEAR ONES HEALING MINISTRY

Dear Ones: Once in a while, the wonderful world of 'herbal' medicine offers a truly spectacular treatment of a condition to the point that, if treated early enough, amounts to a CURE. By that, I mean that the alternatively medicinal substance MAXIMIZES the body's essential ability to HEAL ITSELF. It is also possible to concoct some PREVENTATIVE treatment, as well, as you shall see.


It gives me great pleasure to provide you with this simple and all natural GOUT TREATMENT. Yes, I am writing a book of cures and treatments, but in the meantime here goes. First a little background on the agonizing condition known as GOUT.



Anyone who has ever suffered from GOUT is well-acquainted with the awful pain of this condition which often first manifests in a big toe. GOUT sufferers know well that the condition can affect the entire lower leg, sending said sufferers for emergency medical treatment with the drug Colchicine, as well as vast amounts of painkilling medications. If traditional physicians are truthful, they will admit that Colchicine is a toxic drug and that all the pain pills in the world often don't 'touch' the exquisite pain of GOUT. GOUT sufferers are SO sensitive to any and all sensory stimuli that a minor brush of any kind and even a little whoosh of air causes great, unrelenting PAIN. So sad, and so difficult to treat with traditional medicine and so prone to repeat episodes, this malady is.


GOUT's been around forever. Back in the days of ALCHEMY in Kingdoms of old, GOUT was a "King's Disease", the disease of the rich and of Noblemen. Yet during the same 'dark and medieval ages' and beyond, GOUT was NOT such a plague for the common people, for the poor, that is. And you ask why? The 'why' is because GOUT is caused by a rich man's diet. In olden days, only the King and the Gentry could afford both MEAT and FINE SPIRITS....not so different from today, now that I think of it. The peasants, they had to settle for homemade brews, mead or mede with fruit added and for the everpresent 'chokecherry brandy'.


It didn't take the physicians and alchemists of the day to realize that there was a food/drink connection for GOUT. A diet rich in purines (we now know) from meat and refined spirits was a sure-fire ticket to the GOUT such as Henry the VIII was known to have suffered from. A poor man's diet of less meat, more veggies and good old chokecherry brandy resulted in this group NOT suffering much from GOUT, if at all!


The reason is as valid today as it was then. Chokeberry/Black Cherry relieves and dissolves and prevents the deposition of the uric acid crystals in the tissues of the foot. So my recommendation for GOUT sufferers in this century is as follows, assuming that your regular, medical physician or healthcare provider has exhausted his/her arsenal of medications to relieve your condition. Go to a healthfood store and buy a pint of all natural, unsweetened, organic BLACK CHERRY EXTRACT. It's really yummy, though I confess that I add some sugar to it when I drink it just like this. Diabetics and dieters can use sugar substitutes as needed. Put a good 2 1/2 fingerwidths (at least 2 oz to taste) of the syrup in a tall glass and drink her down...about three times a day, adjusting intake as needed.


You should see relief very quickly, especially if you apply my HERBAL LINIMENT to the foot/leg at the same time! I will publish that formula separately and if you already know of and use something topically with success, you might try that. There are many good liniments and sports creams on the market for you to experiment with, but at the end of the day, it really is best to limit intake of purine-rich foods, notably meat and distilled liquor if you seem to get repeat GOUT!


I'm a little hesitant to recommend ACUPUNCTURE unless it is done by a medically trained acupuncturist who is capable of determining the condition of the foot and leg tissue he will be working on. Do also be careful with massage therapy, because tissue CAN be harmed by manipulation of those uric acid deposits. The one totally safe method of bodywork for gout is what Christian's call 'HEALING THROUGH THE (TRANSFER OF) POWER OF THE HOLY SPIRIT'. This is a method of smoothing out, clearing, rearranging and adding to the body's energy. "LAYING ON OF HANDS", additionally, need not be on a person's affected body part. This Christian practice can involve hands on the head and shoulders during prayer, far away from one's painful foot. Everyone knows how well animals instinctively respond to 'HEALING TOUCH'. When humans clear their minds of preconceptions and false assumptions about things, results are equally impressive for those who are receptive. Of course, other spiritual traditions use similar modalities and much depends upon the intentions of the practitioner. Healers with a lot of strength need not even 'touch' a person at all. They will let their hands 'work' in the air a few inches above the patient's body. This is important to remember when one is working in a hospital or other healthcare setting, to prevent tissue damage as well as to prevent possible contamination.


Colchicine, a common GOUT medicine, is derived of a crocus, actually, so in a sense it once was an 'herbal medicine'. However, it's been refined and is quite toxic to the body over time. I prefer the type herbal medicine used here, which actually tastes GOOD!


So, correct your diet, drink you black cherry and water or sparkling water with or without sugar and don't be surprised if the young ones in your house want to 'lick the spoon' for you. The main thing, though, is to feel better in a very real way by utilizing the very best that alternative and traditional medicine have to offer.


With Love For You in Christ,


From Reverend Barbara Sexton January 12, 2010


'Dear Ones Healing Ministry'A tiny little vast ministry of love in the name of Jesus Christ BarbaraKSexton@aol.comPlease understand that I am a biochemist and alternative healthcare provider with several decades of experience in the field of biomedical science. The information provided here is for entertainment and educational purposes only and is in no way intended to replace the advice of your regular medical doctor or healthcare provider and you are urged to follow his/her advice.