There was a post about Gout a couple weeks ago. Tart cherries were recommended. I had the initial signs that turned into a full blown flare in my foot. Couldn"t see a Dr. becuse of the weekend, so I gave the cherry juice a try. I drank a quart of it and woke with almost no pain. Here"s the problem: spent most of the day on the throne, but my gout was cured!
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Stephen Newell
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I found out about the cherries online and started eating them and it helped my gout. Then it became a problem of six bucks for a little bag and I really didn't like the taste. I looked at the ingredients and the main stuff was Potassium and Vitamin C so I started taking the supplements and it works just as well.
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