Uric Acid Control Seeds
Uric acid patients remain very troubled in cold. The problem increases significantly due to pain and swelling in the joints. In such a situation, it is important to take special care of food and drink. So that the amount of uric acid in the blood does not increase much. High uric acid patients can reduce their uric acid by using spices used in the kitchen. Use of celery seeds is considered beneficial in uric acid. Vamu i.e. Ajwain is seen to have effective effect in controlling uric acid. It also provides relief from arthritis and joint pain. Know how to use celery for uric acid?
You can use celery water to control uric acid. Celery water proves to be very beneficial (Ajwain Pani Ke Fayde). Its nature is hot. If you drink celery water throughout the day or drink a glass of celery water on an empty stomach in the morning, it will help in reducing uric acid. To make celery water, pour water in a pan and put celery in it. 1 teaspoon celery in 1 glass of water is enough. Now keep this water like this overnight and drink it after heating it in the morning. You can drink it throughout the day also.
Celery will provide relief from joint pain
Celery water not only controls uric acid but also provides relief from joint pain. Anti-inflammatory properties are found in celery water which reduces the problems related to arthritis. Anti-bacterial elements are found in celery which protect the body from diseases, infections and cold, cough and sore throat in winter. You can also drink celery water to keep your body warm in winter.
Benefits of drinking celery water
Celery water helps in keeping the body warm. The problem of uric acid can be reduced by drinking celery water. Drinking celery water improves digestion and removes the problems of gas and acidity. Drinking celery water also reduces the problem of constipation. Celery water also helps in relieving joint pain. Drinking celery water also helps in weight loss.
(This article is for general information, please consult a doctor before adopting any remedy)
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