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The Eat to Live Diet good for Gout Posted: 10-14-07 13:53pm


The Eat to Live Diet recommends basically natural foods, avoiding processed foods. It is not aimed specifically at gout, but claims to help people make a full recovery from gout, hypertension and diabetes, amongst other illnesses. I have tried 1 tsp cider vinegar/honey 1/2 cup water for some time without suiccess, and also 1 squeezed lemon with 1/2 cup of water, without any relief from gout.

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