The idea that gout can be treated with cherry juice dates back many decades. In fact, I’ve read many anecdotal stories about how this juice has helped relieve pain and inflammation. But does it really work?

Recently, I searched the Net looking some kind of proof, and yes it may help! Old reports combined with recent studies suggest cherry juice contains certain compound that can inhibit inflammation and pain caused by uric acid crystal formation. So you may want to try this!

This is a very nice site. After reading about other symptoms, I find I get shooting pains in my right leg and back, for some unknown reason. As far as I can tell I've had it all my life! LOL! Early last year I changed my diet and added supplements including cherry juice, it really helped. Gout research leads me to believe that it's mainly caused by genes. Reading bits and pieces from other internet websites helps me understand my and cope with my disorder. Keep up the work your doing a great job so your site visitors should keep coming back! M. Jennings