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Aug 27, 2021 - 04:57 AM
When it comes to Gout, liver function is essential key to the puzzle. While the liver is busy with so many important jobs, it can leave something as natural as uric acid "on the backburner". Uric acid is not seen as foreign or dangerous by the body, and in fact is a necessary protector of our DNA. If we are overloading the liver on a daily basis and it has to focus on all of the jobs we mentioned above, it simply won't have the time to deal with uric acid. Any excess will be stored and eventually attack you. Gout occurs when the excess is unable to leave the body and builds up in storage areas including the liver, the blood, the fat, the tissues, and ultimately in the joints where it can attack.
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