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Lemon fruits lower the blood uric acid levels in humans and mice.
Highlights
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Freshly squeezed lemon juice lowers the blood uric acid in hyperuricemic patients.

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Lemon water soluble extracts lower the blood uric acid level in hyperuricemic mice.

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There is no obvious side effects of consuming lemon juice in patients with hyperuricemia.

Abstract
Hyperuricemia is a chronic metabolic disorder leading to gouty arthritis, kidney stones, hypertension, renal failure and even cardiovascular diseases in humans. In the present study, the role of the lemon fruit juice and/or the water soluble extracts in lowering the blood uric acid level was evaluated in both human subjects and mice. Fresh lemon fruits, excluding the peel and seeds, were used to prepare the juice and/or water soluble extracts. Human subjects with hyperuricemia were given the freshly squeezed pure lemon fruit juice daily at 30 mL/day (equivalent to a lemon a day) for 6 weeks. Human serum samples were collected for biochemical assessments at weeks 0 (basal line), 3, and 6, respectively. At the end of clinical study, fasting blood samples were collected for blood tests. Mice were given oxonic acid potassium (OA) to induce hyperuricemia. Hyperuricemic Mice were orally given the lemon fruit water soluble extracts at 10 mg/kg body weight and/or allopurinol at 5 mg/body weight for 11 consecutive days. At the end of study, the mice were euthanized and the blood and liver tissues were collected for biochemical tests. The results showed that the lemon fruit juice and/or the water soluble extracts significantly lowered serum uric acid levels in both human subjects and mice. Neither renal nor liver dysfunction was observed. The mechanistic results indicated that lemon might exert the role in lowering serum uric acid independent of inhibition of xanthine oxidase. The results lay a foundation for the future development of dietary treatments of hyperuricemia in humans.

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25/07/2025

Ayurveda Emerges As Ray Of Hope For Cancer Patients Battling Side Effects Of Chemo, Radiation
Often plagued by post-treatment issues such as nausea, fatigue, constipation, hair loss, dehydration, and loss of appetite, many cancer patients are now turning to Ayurveda to improve their quality of life.
Amit Srivastava Updated: Wednesday, July 23, 2025, 07:28 PM IST

Mumbai: In a significant shift toward integrative oncology, Ayurvedic treatment is fast emerging as a ray of hope for cancer patients suffering from the side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS), located in Worli, Mumbai, has reported a sharp rise in the number of cancer patients seeking Ayurvedic support alongside modern medical treatments over the past five years with figures nearly tripling since 2020.

Often plagued by post-treatment issues such as nausea, fatigue, constipation, hair loss, dehydration, and loss of appetite, many cancer patients are now turning to Ayurveda to improve their quality of life. CCRAS officials say this ancient system of medicine, when prescribed alongside chemotherapy under medical supervision, can significantly reduce these symptoms.

“Several patients have shared that they felt less nauseated, had better digestion, and experienced less fatigue after incorporating Ayurvedic medicines into their treatment routine,” said a senior official from CCRAS. “These medicines are offered completely free of charge at the center, following a nominal Rs10 one-time registration fee that covers consultation and treatment for a full year.”

Apart from herbal medications, patients are also opting for rejuvenation therapies like Panchakarma, which help detoxify the body and enhance immunity.

One such patient from Navi Mumbai shared her journey: “I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2013 and tongue cancer in 2018. I’ve also had recurring mouth ulcers. While receiving treatment at Tata Memorial Hospital, I began Ayurvedic therapy. It has provided significant relief.”

According to a senior research official from CCRAS stressed that the Ayurvedic center does not claim to cure cancer. “Ayurveda is provided as an add-on supportive therapy, not a substitute for chemotherapy or radiation,” he said. “Patients are encouraged to continue their standard medical treatment and follow evidence-based protocols.”

The official also warned against the unsupervised use of Ayurvedic drugs, stating that the belief they are free from side effects is incorrect. “If taken without proper dosage or medical guidance, Ayurvedic medicines can lead to rashes, allergic reactions, or other complications. Over-the-counter use should be strictly avoided,” he said.

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