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    Gout, Diet, and Alcohol

    Post a new topicby livingwith on Thu Jan 10, 2008 1:17 am

    My father lived through years of gout pain in one foot which greatly interfered with his quality of life and ability to get around easily. He was not overweight but he ate a very rich diet (cream sauces, gravies, red meat), as did most of us in our culture. He always said that his doctor told him to cut back on those rich foods and I think he tried sometimes and it helped a little off and on. But what he didn’t mention to us (most likely on purpose) was that drinking alcohol was also a maj...Read the full article
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    Re: Gout, Diet, and Alcohol

    Post a new topicby ella14 on Wed May 04, 2011 4:09 am

    Gout is a painful condition caused by the build-up of sharp, uric acid crystals in joints. While diet isn't the root cause of all cases of gout - kidney problems are also a major contributor - eating certain foods and avoiding others can help reduce the frequency of attacks and their severity. . Try to treat gout pain through [url=http://instantgoutrelief.com/gout-symptoms-could-it-be-gout-or-perhaps-another-thing/]instant gout relief[/url]. You can even try home remedies using products which are already available in your home. The advantage with trying natural home remedies for gout pain relief is that most of the time there won't be any side effects. Another advantage is that there won't be too much costs involved in such natural treatments.
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