Dr. Huang Chunhui, Vice President of Zhenguan Traditional Chinese Medicine, eats the emperor’s disease!

Traditional Chinese Medicine: 3 ways to prevent gout and avoid arthritis. In the cold winter at the end of the year, there are always many endless gatherings, and celebrations come one after another, such as Winter Solstice, Christmas, New Year’s Eve parties, New Year’s Day, and Lunar New Year.

Festival, Spring Wine?, dinner parties are coming one after another, and now there is delicious food, shelled seafood, red meat, animal offal, barbecue, exquisite desserts, beer and juice drinks are all available. In today's day-to-day diet, which is already quite refined, it is undoubtedly the emperor's disease to be cured.

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What is imperial disease?

Why is it called the disease of the emperors?

Will it be serious?

Imperial disease is an ancient name, also known as the disease of wealth. In ancient times, it often occurred in wealthy people. After eating a large amount of seafood, offal and other high-quality foods, drinking too much, and drinking less water, the uric acid level in the blood suddenly spiked.

It is deposited in the joints, causing them to become red, swollen, swollen, and cause severe pain. Because the attack period comes and goes like wind, the joint pain is severe, which is also called gout.

Gout often breaks out in the early morning or in the middle of the night. The first attack of redness, swelling, heat and pain disappears naturally within about 7 to 10 days. It often occurs in local joints of the lower limbs (usually the first metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe), with intermittent redness, swelling, heat and pain.

Characteristics of the disease include severe pain during the attack and even the inability to wear shoes to walk. If not treated or diet is not controlled, the frequency of attacks will increase and the interval between attacks will become shorter.

Gout crystals also gradually accumulate in subcutaneous tissue to form tophi, and even deposit into urinary tract stones, leading to chronic kidney damage.

What are the consequences of imperial disease (hyperuricemia) if it is not well controlled?

Common complications: such as: renal dysfunction, urinary tract stones, cardiovascular disease, stroke, myocardial infarction, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, hyperglycemia and metabolic syndrome, etc.

Will I suffer from "Emperor's disease"?

What are the high-risk groups that are susceptible to "Emperor's Disease"?

Imperial disease has a trend of getting younger. According to the latest clinical statistics, one out of every five gout patients is a young person in their 20s and 30s. The reason is that young people like to eat high-fat French fries and fried chicken, and drink cola, juice, and sugary foods.

Drinks, excessive drinking at parties, not liking to exercise, not eating fruits and vegetables, not liking to drink enough boiled water, etc. are all factors that lead to the rejuvenation of gout.

Most gout patients often suffer from congenital deficiencies and acquired disorders. They have a family history of gout inheritance and acquired dietary imbalances.

Clinically, common high-risk groups for gout often include: family history of hereditary disease, those who particularly like to eat shelled seafood and animal offal, those who like to drink broth, excessive obesity (especially those with medium and wide body types), high androgen, and frequent excessive drinking (long-term

Those who consume more than 1 bottle of beer or 1 cup of sorghum every day), those with three high syndromes (high blood pressure, high blood sugar, and high blood lipids), those with poor kidney function (uric acid is not easily eliminated), and those with high life stress (long-term stress will lead to uric acid metabolism)

Abnormal), those who take diuretics to lower blood pressure, and athletes who engage in a large number of anaerobic sports (basketball, baseball, tennis).

Can't I eat soy products if I have "Emperor's disease" (gout)?

The latest research has found that moderate intake of soy products can change the protein concentration in plasma, increase the clearance and excretion of uric acid, and maintain the balance of uric acid in the body.

Because dry soybeans contain relatively high purine, after being made into tofu, dried beans, and soy milk, the amount of purine is greatly reduced. Eating tofu in moderation can make up for the lack of animal protein intake, but it is still necessary to eat one piece of tofu a day (approximately

80 grams) is the limit.

Dr. Huang Chunhui, Vice President of Zhenguan Traditional Chinese Medicine, eats the emperor’s disease!

Traditional Chinese Medicine: 3 ways to prevent gout and avoid arthritis. In the cold winter at the end of the year, there are always many endless gatherings, and celebrations come one after another, such as Winter Solstice, Christmas, New Year’s Eve parties, New Year’s Day, and Lunar New Year.

Festival, Spring Wine?, dinner parties are coming one after another, and now there is delicious food, shelled seafood, red meat, animal offal, barbecue, exquisite desserts, beer and juice drinks are all available. In today's day-to-day diet, which is already quite refined, it is undoubtedly the emperor's disease to be cured.

The best time to post.

What is imperial disease?

Why is it called the disease of the emperors?

Will it be serious?

Imperial disease is an ancient name, also known as the disease of wealth. In ancient times, it often occurred in wealthy people. After eating a large amount of seafood, offal and other high-quality foods, drinking too much, and drinking less water, the uric acid level in the blood suddenly spiked.

It is deposited in the joints, causing them to become red, swollen, swollen, and cause severe pain. Because the attack period comes and goes like wind, the joint pain is severe, which is also called gout.

Gout often breaks out in the early morning or in the middle of the night. The first attack of redness, swelling, heat and pain disappears naturally within about 7 to 10 days. It often occurs in local joints of the lower limbs (usually the first metatarsophalangeal joint of the big toe), with intermittent redness, swelling, heat and pain.

Characteristics of the disease include severe pain during the attack and even the inability to wear shoes to walk. If not treated or diet is not controlled, the frequency of attacks will increase and the interval between attacks will become shorter.

Gout crystals also gradually accumulate in subcutaneous tissue to form tophi, and even deposit into urinary tract stones, leading to chronic kidney damage.

What are the consequences of imperial disease (hyperuricemia) if it is not well controlled?

Common complications: such as: renal dysfunction, urinary tract stones, cardiovascular disease, stroke, myocardial infarction, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, hyperglycemia and metabolic syndrome, etc.

Will I suffer from "Emperor's Disease"?

What are the high-risk groups that are susceptible to "Emperor's Disease"?

Imperial disease has a trend of getting younger. According to the latest clinical statistics, one out of every five gout patients is a young person in their 20s and 30s. The reason is that young people like to eat high-fat French fries and fried chicken, and drink cola, juice, and sugary foods.

Drinks, excessive drinking at parties, not liking to exercise, not eating fruits and vegetables, not liking to drink enough boiled water, etc. are all factors that lead to the rejuvenation of gout.