High uric acid in the body can quietly create pain in joints, trigger gout, and affect daily movement. It forms when the body breaks down substances called purines and fails to clear them quickly.

Credit: istockphoto In addition to medications and diet, supplements may also play a supportive role in reducing uric acid levels. Uric acid in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) seems to be a ...

High uric acid is no longer a rare problem, it is showing up in people much earlier than expected. If you have ever woken up with sudden joint pain, swelling in the toes or knees, or an unexplained ...

Lowering uric acid levels is essential for managing gout and preventing painful flare-ups. High uric acid causes sharp crystal deposits in joints, leading to inflammation and discomfort. While ...