Is there a natural cure for gout?

Keep the following home remedies and dietary tips in mind for gout -

• Losing
  weight if you are overweight will help to a greater extent if you are
  suffering from gout. Let this be a gradual process and target to lose ½
  kg per week. Don't try fad diets for rapid weight loss as they can give
  rise to acute flare-ups of uric acid in the body.
• High purine
  foods when consumed breaks down as uric acid in the body. So it is wise
  to avoid purine-rich foods. Foods that contain high purine include organ
  meats (liver, heart, and kidneys), fish (especially herring mackerel)
  meat, pork and other animal products. The gravies and broths from animal
  sources should also be avoided. However eggs and low fat dairy products
  can be consumed.
• Pulses and beans contain moderate amount of
  purine and studies prove that vegan source of purine are not very
  harmful. Thus a serving of pulses and beans can be included in the diet
• Alcohol
  should be completely eliminated as it not only contains purine but it
  also interferes with the body's excretion of uric acid. Beer is
  especially worst as it is rich in purines.
• To flush excess uric
  acid from your system hydrate yourself well. Drink 2 to 3 liters of
  fluid each day in the form of water, herbal teas, vegetable juice, milk,
  unsweetened fruit juices and soup all contribute to your daily fluid
  intake.
• Include 1 apple and 2 bananas day as they are considered helpful fruits for gout.
• Lemon juice stimulates the formation of calcium carbonate in the body thereby prevents high uric acid flares.
• Omega
  3 fatty acids help to reduce joint inflammation and relieve pain.
  Vegetarian sources that can be included in the diet are hemp seeds,
  pumpkin seeds and flax seeds.