Comments on: Drinking Coffee May Lower Your Blood Uric Acid Levels http://www.micronutra.com/journal/gout/drinking-coffee-may-lower-your-blood-uric-acid-levels?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=drinking-coffee-may-lower-your-blood-uric-acid-levels MicroNutra Journal Sun, 15 Nov 2009 23:28:45 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Sarah Denhof http://www.micronutra.com/journal/gout/drinking-coffee-may-lower-your-blood-uric-acid-levels#comment-36038 Sarah Denhof Fri, 11 Sep 2009 14:38:21 +0000 http://www.micronutra.com/articles/gout/drinking-coffee-may-lower-your-blood-uric-acid-levels/#comment-36038 Hi Laxmi, thank you for your question. Of course, we always recommend going to a health care professional to seek medical advice. That said, there are some important things you should know about coffee. As I'm sure you already know, the active ingredient in coffee is caffeine. While many people appreciate the short-term benefits of caffeine, the substance <em>does </em>have its own agenda in the body. Caffeine raises your body temperature, heart rate, and your stomach's acid production. Additionally, caffeine can actually raise your blood sugar levels! If you have blood sugar issues, I would suspect that this mechanism is what is causing you to feel dizzy. Next time it happens, try checking your blood sugar and see what it reveals. Don't be discouraged if coffee is not right for you; there are plenty of ways you can support your body's healthy uric acid! You may want to ask your doctor about Uricinex, a natural product that supports healthy uric acid, with an extremely high success rate. Eating more alkaline foods, including fresh fruits and veggies, and reducing acidic foods like soda and red meat can really help make a difference too. I hope this helps answer your question! I wish you the best. Hi Laxmi, thank you for your question. Of course, we always recommend going to a health care professional to seek medical advice. That said, there are some important things you should know about coffee. As I’m sure you already know, the active ingredient in coffee is caffeine. While many people appreciate the short-term benefits of caffeine, the substance does have its own agenda in the body.

Caffeine raises your body temperature, heart rate, and your stomach’s acid production. Additionally, caffeine can actually raise your blood sugar levels! If you have blood sugar issues, I would suspect that this mechanism is what is causing you to feel dizzy. Next time it happens, try checking your blood sugar and see what it reveals. Don’t be discouraged if coffee is not right for you; there are plenty of ways you can support your body’s healthy uric acid! You may want to ask your doctor about Uricinex, a natural product that supports healthy uric acid, with an extremely high success rate.

Eating more alkaline foods, including fresh fruits and veggies, and reducing acidic foods like soda and red meat can really help make a difference too. I hope this helps answer your question! I wish you the best.

]]> By: Laxmi http://www.micronutra.com/journal/gout/drinking-coffee-may-lower-your-blood-uric-acid-levels#comment-36026 Laxmi Fri, 11 Sep 2009 13:33:02 +0000 http://www.micronutra.com/articles/gout/drinking-coffee-may-lower-your-blood-uric-acid-levels/#comment-36026 I really don't disagree you but for me personally i have uric acid and when i drink coffee it makes me feel dizzy. What can be the reason? Is it related to being cure or it has some exception? I've a uric acid level of 6.8. I will be waiting for you response. I really don’t disagree you but for me personally i have uric acid and when i drink coffee it makes me feel dizzy. What can be the reason? Is it related to being cure or it has some exception? I’ve a uric acid level of 6.8. I will be waiting for you response.

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