most gout patients need medication to most effectively control uric acid levels
but, weight loss and exercise and Diet can help

If taking a diuretic for blood pressure or leg edema , reducing dose or stopping can also be helpful

The short answer: NO.

Most people respond to naproxen type medication, but will probably need long-term medication daily to retard the joint damage that gout can cause.

In my experience, using "natural" remedies like sour cherry juice, citrus, and vitamin C may help lower uric acid (the causative agent in gout) minimally. Avoiding alcohol and high fructose containing products may help a bit, too, but medications are more effective in lowering uric acid to the point that gout can be controlled and flares irradiated.