This Is MS Multiple Sclerosis Community: Knowledge & Support

hey there lib, no prob re: the info, you can thank LC for my little veterinary diatribe lol!

and yes i hear you re: the fructose. i think that's more something for the gouties to worry about and don't think we uric acid deficient crew need to be thinking we should down it in order to get our levels up! but yea, purine foods (i hear ya re: organ meats, lucky there's plenty of decent meat and veg moderate sources!), lots of zinc to combat the high copper, a nice fat b-complex with a good chunk of B2 in it, that should help us all antioxidize ourselves nicely!

Woo-hoo! just got my latest blood test results and they were 0.43, my highest yet!

heya right on cure! that inosine is really doing the trick! do we have the levels that the inosine studies got patients up to "without adverse effects"?

don't want to be a downer in light of your good news but please do check out the jimmylegs: re: uric acid thread for cautions on levels too high... moderation being the key it seems.

I am on 2g daily (in two 1g doses per day). As well as Lecithin and recently some brewers yeast tablets. But when I did the numbers on those tablets I realised the amount of purines in a tablet are a drop in the ocean.

They adjusted their inosine dose to keep the levels above 0.315 for men. They state the "normal range" is between .21 and .42. In australia, the pathology labs quote it as being between .2 and .46. As long as i remain below 0.46, and do not develop any indications of side effects, I am VERY happy. Even if I develop an inkling of side effects, I know that stopping the inosine and stuff will lower my levels WAY down and fairly quickly. So, I am in control.

I just checked, and whoever edited the wiki page for Hyperuricemia has the normal male range up to .53! They have not supplied any reference to support this value.


Thanks for your concern, however in uric acid I think moderation would be the key for a healthy control. I also think i am showing moderation by keeping it within the range recommended by the pathology lab. Those without MS do better with zero CRABS injected into their bodies. And lets not forget, a large part of the medical community suggests a relatively low intake of Vit D...

troo troo, as long as you don't get any gouty side effects keep those levels as high as you feel happy with!