What makes it worse is that cattle and hogs raised in this country are
super high in uric acid because of the super rich grains that they are fed
with. Sa atin eh kaning baboy lang ni mang Juan ang ipinapakain sa mga
oink oink at yung mga baka sa Tagaytay...'di ba mga mukhang buto't balat
na lang? And did you notice the chicken sold at Makati Supermart?...they
look sick! (BTW, chicken skins are also high in uric acid). But I was
told by a pinoy doctor that they are better nutritionally (he means less
fat and uric acid) and even tastier to which I agree. Don't you?
All the yum, yum is not lost however. You can still make kare-kare with
just plain oxtail and dinuguan with just pork snout and ears. To me
organ-meat less recipe is better than the terrible pain (the most painful
of pains according to doctors) of passing a kidney stone (I did three more
than twenty years ago) or the debilitating pain of gout. And by all means
distance yourself from sitsarong bulaklak.
My fifty centavos ($0.02 x 25).
MM:-)
PREDNISONE helps, too. But isn't uric acid a heridetary
type of ailment? Kung kumakain man tayo ng mga "taba'" ng
manok, maka, mamoy o kahit na anong taba, then after eating,
you just sit on the living room waiting for your muchacha to
serve you the "panghimagas" then, there is gout. Gout is a
build up of crystals that attack those white blood cells
penetrating in your joints.
The best thing to do after eating.....
A LITTLE BIT OF REST.... THEN EXERCISE......
>The recent spate of delicious pinoy recipes here at SCF prompted me to
>post this subject which I think many pinoys are not aware of until they
>become a victim of either or both ailments.
I remember reading about this in the best-selling "Diet For A New
America" by John Robbins.