Patient's question:
This year, I have had gout twice. When it recurred, walking was extremely painful. A friend explained a plant called Moringa seeds, saying it can treat gout. Is this true? Can Moringa seeds treat gout?Doctor's answer:
There has been no clear research or clinical practice proving that Moringa seeds can treat gout. However, they can play an auxiliary therapeutic role, and this therapeutic effect is similar to and consistent with the effects achieved through dietary adjustments. People with gout can consume more fresh vegetables and fruits in their daily diet. Foods rich in vitamin B and vitamin C are very effective for gout. Avoid eating many fried, greasy, and foods. Regularly check how high your uric acid levels are.