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Is taking vitamin d good or not good for a gout patient?
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Vitamin D is a good supplement for Gout patients to use. It helps with reducing inflammation, preventing gout flareups and improving your immune system. You should also consider daily Vitamin C use which decreases uric acid levels.
Answered 4/7/2023
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