Does anyone know of a good supplement for cleansing out uric acid from the body?

Hypothetically-speaking, let's just imagine that someone, say, was actually a type "A" but had been eating as an "O" for two years, because he, let's just say, had been told "for certain" that he was an "O".

And let's just say that this hypothetical person started experiencing body cramping after starting on the improper "O" diet, and was concerned about high uric acid levels he (or she) may had attained from eating all the red meat on that diet.

If such a hypothetical situation existed, what would a good uric acid cleanser be?

the very opposite happened to my brother.
He was supposedly eating healthy, an O, quit the meat and animal protein sources, loaded up on everything 'whole', like wheat and rice, etc, cereals, granola bars.....
his uric acid went through the roof!

now he s perfectly happy, knowing his avoids and beneficials.
hasn t had a problem since.

Fascinating... The trick, of course, is to get them off the avoids.

stinging nettle tea....

cherries
celery seed extract
chiso [perrila frutescens] weedy mint
parsley root
lots of water

mountain tea from Samos!!!!  

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hypothetical person

Lithium and vitamin C (usually in the form of cherry juice)

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mountain tea from Samos!!!!  

Which now can be bought in Canada, eh.  

Debra

Is there a non prescription/over the counter lithium.  I think I'm in the same boat Ron A Don.  I think chlorella might help.

Lithium Aspartate by Premier Labs  

Food sources are dairy products, eggs, lemons, potatoes, vegetables (this source didn't specify which ones).

Herb sources are plant ash (shale), seaweed and tobacco

In the states, Arizona and Illinois are noted to be high lithium and Texas is low.

This information was found at naturalhealthtechniques.com

Okay... thanks, everybody.

ooops I thought lithium is merely taken for be-polar issues and makes fat ....taken in a certain amount!

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Called Happy Water or Feel Good Water by well versed locals, it is known for its lithium content. Clocking in as a mere trace of lithium (I think 22 ppm), it is probably the rich calcium and potassium concentrations, as well as other minerals that are really responsible for that 'feel good' factor.

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