Eldon Nutrition Loyuric

Each capsules contains:

• 200mg Fructus Prunus Cerasus Extract (CherryPURE™ tart cherry powder)
• 250mg Fructus Terminalia Bellirica Extract (Ayuric™)

Adults: Take 1-2 capsule(s) once daily after meal or as directed by doctor or pharmacist.

May NOT suitable for anti-coagulant or warfarin users, pregnant & lactating women.

Suitable for:

• Gout patients
• Individual with high serum uric acid (>360 μmol/L) level

1. How Loyuric helps with gout?

Gout occurs when there is excessive uric acid in body, characterized by sudden, severe attacks of pain, swelling, redness and tenderness in one or more joints. Loyuric helps reduce gout by inhibiting the uric acid production in body, increase the excretion of uric acid and reduce inflammation in body. These 3 properties found in Loyuric able to lower uric acid naturally and prevent the incidence of gout attack.

2. Does Loyuric aid in the dissolution of crystal deposits in the joint?

Loyuric does not directly dissolve crystal deposits in the joints. Instead, it works by inhibiting the production of uric acid in the body and helps prevent the formation of new crystals overtime.

3. Can I replace my medicine with Loyuric?

Loyuric may be suggested for individuals experiencing frequent gout attacks & are not currently using allopurinol or febuxostat. Due to its natural ingredients, it is associated with fewer adverse effects compared to prescription drugs. However, we do not endorse its direct substitution for individuals already on allopurinol
or febuxostat. It is crucial to maintain continuous monitoring of serum uric levels or consult with a physician when deciding to stop medicine.

4. How long does it take to reduce serum uric acid level?

Results vary from person to person, the earliest timeframe to notice improvement, as indicated by a study, is around 4 weeks. We would recommend checking the serum uric acid level after being on Loyuric for 3 months.

Loyuric can be recommended in combination with immediate pain relief agents (such as colchicine, NSAIDs, or corticosteroids) during a gout flare. The addition of Loyuric is aimed at reducing the frequency of gout flares in long run.