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Anyone try Baking Soda or Apple Cider Vinegar?

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Old 22nd June 2010, 11:44 AM
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Been a gout sufferer for approx. 30 years now. Tried different medications but they only work temporarily. Body responds differently to food. The food that triggers your gout may not be the case for others. So observe how food reacts on your body.

Thank God for the natural cure that was revealed to me by two of my friends. Friend1 advised me to squeezed half lemon into a 1.5 liter of water and slowly drink it during the day. Took me two years to listen. It worked welll, it helps flush the uric acid in addition to the many benefits lemon gives in the body.

Friend2 (this is amazing when you have an attack) told me to grate a handful of ginger and put it in a pitcher of water, leave it for 24 hours then filter it with a strainer and keep in the fridge. Drink 1 glass in the morning and 1 glass in evening. NO MORE URIC ACID! NO MORE SWELING! NO MORE PAIN!

These two drinks are now a part of my life.

Please post this to other gout-websites that you know. It's a gift from God that must be shared for free to everyone. Be blessed always.....
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