Can fasting prevent gout?
Short answer: Fasting is not sufficient to prevent gout. As a matter of fact, fasting, particularly when it is long or severe, can temporarily raise the uric acid concentration in the body and provoke a gout attack in some individuals. But used with awareness and an overall approach that incorporates Iridology, balanced nutrition, water consumption, and lifestyle modification, fasting can become an asset to help curb inflammation and enhance metabolic well-being, which subsequently can result in a decreased risk of gout. In this article, we will discuss: What is gout and what causes it The effect of fasting on uric acid levels The risks and advantages of fasting for someone with gout The use of Iridology in the prevention and treatment of gout Natural tips to...