A specialised herbal formula, Gout Relief Complex combines celery seed extract and Ayuric® to support joint comfort and to reduce uric-acid related inflammation. Herbs of Gold's vegan capsules blend Apium graveolens seed extract, Terminalia bellirica (Ayuric®) fruit pericarp extract, Medicago sativa leaf extract, potassium citrate and magnesium citrate in a concentrated daily dose. The formulation is free from egg, milk, peanuts, soy, tree nuts, gluten, lactose and artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Maintenance dosing is two capsules daily with food; for acute symptom relief two capsules twice daily with food or as directed by your health professional for gout support.
* Apium graveolens (Celery) seed extract 75 mg (derived from dry seed 1.5 g) * Terminalia bellirica (Terminalia) fruit pericarp extract (Ayuric®) 250 mg (derived from dry fruit pericarp 1 g) * Medicago sativa (Alfalfa) leaf extract 75 mg (derived from dry leaf 375 mg) * Potassium citrate equivalent potassium 18.1 mg * Magnesium citrate equivalent magnesium 8.1 mg * Vegan gout capsules — no animal products, gluten, lactose, artificial colours, flavours or preservatives * Dosage: Maintenance 2 capsules daily with food; Acute relief 2 capsules twice daily with foodHow it supports joint comfort
Gout Relief Complex brings together traditional Western herbal use and a clinically trialled botanical extract to address the biochemical contributors of gout-related episodes. Celery seed extract has a history in Western herbal medicine for relieving symptoms of occasional gout episodes, while Ayuric® (Terminalia bellirica) is documented as a clinically-trialled antioxidant formula that assists in reducing markers of inflammation and oxidative stress.
Natural ingredients and suitability
Formulated as a herbal gout supplement in vegan gout capsules, this blend is suitable for customers seeking a natural gout remedy without common allergens. The capsule contents list and absence of egg, milk, peanuts, soy, tree nuts, gluten and artificial additives make it an option for clean-label herbal supplements for gout.
Dosage, usage and safety
Follow the label directions: adults take two capsules daily with food for maintenance, or two capsules twice daily with food for acute symptom relief, or as directed by your health professional. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, worsen or episodes become more frequent, consult your medical practitioner.
Ingredients and transparency
Each capsule details the botanical extracts and the equivalent dry plant material provided. The inclusion of potassium citrate and magnesium citrate contributes measured mineral equivalents per capsule. Ayuric® is identified by name to reflect the clinically trialled Terminalia bellirica benefits referenced in clinical literature.
FAQ
Q: Are these herbal gout supplement capsules vegan?
A: Yes. The capsules are vegan gout capsules and do not contain animal products, egg, milk or other common allergens listed on the label.
Q: How does celery seed extract help relieve gout pain or reduce joint inflammation?
A: Celery seed extract is traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to relieve symptoms of occasional gout episodes; in this formulation it works alongside Ayuric® and other ingredients as a complementary natural gout remedy and pain and inflammation aid.
Q: What is Ayuric® and what are the terminalia bellirica benefits?
A: Ayuric® is a clinically-trialled extract of Terminalia bellirica noted for antioxidant action and support in reducing inflammation; it is included here as the ayuric antioxidant formula component.
Q: Can I take Gout Relief Complex for bone and joint health or men's health gout support?
A: The formula targets occasional gout episodes and joint comfort; people seeking broader bone and joint health or specific men's health gout support should discuss suitability with a health professional.
Q: Are there restrictions or warnings?
A: Always read the label and follow directions for use. If symptoms persist, worsen or episodes become more frequent, talk to your medical practitioner.
