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FINALLY Experience FOOD FREEDOM From Gout Attacks.. The REAL Cause Revealed!

Dr. Kim, America's Holistic Foot Doctor

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Hello everyone, it’s Dr Kim here! In todays video, I am explaining everything you need to know about gout attacks, what causes them, and how to experience food freedom, finally!

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20 Comments

@daltonmoss2873 1 year ago

I’m here because I’m experiencing the worst case I’ve ever had. I wouldn’t wish this on anybody.😢 worst pain I’ve ever felt

@denisehopkins1781 1 year ago

It’s important to realize that everyone has different triggers. Each body is different. Keep experimenting until you find what works for you. I think mine is not drinking enough water. A problem I have always had.

@this-abledtheextravertedhe5299 3 years ago

My Dad cured his gout by taking magnesium citrate everyday. He could barely walk for 3 years. He’s doing great 👍

@briankgarland 3 years ago

Eliminating alcohol did it for me.

@thembones12 3 years ago

I have gout for years. This how it works for me: No Seafood, No Meat (Chicken is OK), No Alcohol, No soft drinks. I eat lots of fruits & vegetables.

@raffles7556 3 years ago

Increase your water intake is the most vital change you need to make

@panamafred1 2 years ago

I cured my gout (and T2 diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, and on and on) by switching to the Carnivore diet. I've eaten this way for twenty months now and am experiencing the best health of all my 75 years.

@Burgermullo 2 years ago

In my experience - ketogenic lifestyle is the way. Lost my gout and overweight and pain in my knee. This is lowering my uric acid level.

@georgeacun3619 2 years ago

These work for me:
1. Tart cherry juice
2. Fresh pineapple
3. Lemon water
4. Vitamin C

Bon Chance

@globalautobahn1132 1 year ago

Life without beer freakin sucks… 😒

@marythiga3422 1 year ago (edited)

I wish I saw this before.... my father would be alive now

@Yog_Los_Mas 3 years ago

From my own experience, you just need to avoid sugar as much as you can, eat smaller meal portion, avoid excessive fried/greasy foods, and do some casual exercise/stretching your body daily.
Had gout attack (ankle/toe) once every 3-4 months to ZERO last year & this year since I started controlling my body.

@sunshinenbacon9448 3 years ago

Y’all!!!! Sugar is the enemy! Anything that breaks down to sugar is a killer

@chitung2277 2 years ago

This guy really knows his stuff

@geraldkaupp5380 2 years ago

Have had gout since 2016 After first attack I found this advice.
At first painful twinge of gout I juice three lemons and make lemon juice. Second day two lemons Third day one. Plus one oz apple cider vinegar each morning before breakfast. I have controlled and stopped every attack since 2016. Cheers from Sunny 😎 Alberta!

@Cracktune 2 years ago

EVERY flare up i have had was after a prolonged binge drinking of beer... Period. This is probably due to a life full of beers and damage to my filtration systems.

@marekohampton8477 3 years ago

I've had gout and I've had kidney stones. Gout is excruciating, but the pain of a kidney stone makes you wish you had gout.

@juanitatownsend3997 2 years ago

Thank you to everyone who participated in all of the information. I'm 65 yrs old. My husband who is now Deceased 3yrs. He had gout for about 3yrs, 43yrs old to maybe 45yrs old. And he was very stubborn. I'm prepared to improve my health..thank you. 🙏❤️✝️