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How to lower uric acid quantity in blood?
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See details: Despite what other doctors may tell you, studies have shown that diet has little benefit in reducing the uric acid level other than avoiding alcohol. If you do not have a history of gout, kidney stones or major kidney issues then no therapy is needed.
Answered 5/14/2018
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