Gout and You: The Ultimate Gout Diet & Cookbook Digital Edition – 8 Dec 2015

by Spiro Koulouris (Author)

Are you tired of gout attacks? Do you want to lower uric acid levels? Is your gout getting worse?

Us gout sufferers have a unique disease that needs a tailor-made diet in order to avoid any worse progression of our gout which can eventually lead to other complications or even premature death. Our disease flavors eating more certain type of foods over others but at the end the formula for a healthy diet is the same whether you suffer from gout, diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, osteoporosis or any other disease. You’ll learn about that formula in this eBook, how humans are supposed to eat if we want to live a healthy long life and free from gout attacks.

The focus of the eBook is on gout but many gout patients also suffer from diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, osteoporosis, heart disease and even cancer. And if they are presently not, chances are they eventually will at some point in the future, suffer from one or more of these other diseases. Everything is inter-related and health deteriorates due to bad eating habits. In this eBook I will dispel some common myths about food and dieting, we will get the facts straight on fat, protein and carbohydrates. I’ll also discuss the truth about curing gout, the BS that is out there and how oil snake salesmen on the web will sell you lies that can lead you to an early grave. I believe that honesty is always the best policy. That’s the reason thousands of you keep coming back to my website everyday to read up on gout.

They may call it the rich mans disease but I will teach you how to eat like a peasant…The key is not to eat like a king but how to eat more like a peasant. Gout was historically known as “the disease of kings” or “rich man’s disease” and you’ll discover in this eBook how to eat right through a tried and tested diet! I know what it’s like to wake up one morning with a swollen big toe or a gout attack on any other joint in your body, that cripples you and leaves you hopping around in agonising pain. I know what it’s like to try some remedy you read on some website only to have another gout flare-up within a few months. You’ve read my blog posts and have learnt a ton of information about gout but now it is time to learn how to eat properly and more importantly what to eat so you can lower your uric acid levels and stop those gout attacks!

Once you dig in the eBook Gout and You: The Ultimate Gout Diet and Cookbook and begin implementing the gout diet right away and using the recipes in the eBook, you’ll be surprised how easy it it is to follow. Using the information in this eBook including the meal ideas, I’ve helped many gout patients manage their pain while also increasing energy, slowing the ageing process, losing weight, and building immunity. I have to admit the gout diet described in the eBook is more of a lifestyle change rather than starving yourself, it’s a whole new approach to life too! The truth is that you need to make changes no matter what or else your health will only get much worse.

Remember that you are not alone and that more than 8 million Americans suffer from gout and millions more around the globe. In England 2,5% of the general population suffers from this terrible disease. Despite the statistics, gout can strike anyone, anywhere no matter what the age, genetics, health, ethnicity or lifestyle. Although many people will scorn you and even make fun of your gout (like they did to me!) viewing it as your bad drinking or eating habits, the truth is gout can develop due to genetics, obviously diet, menopause in women, obesity, rapid weight loss and many other causes described on my website and eBook.

By eating right and following the gout diet described in this eBook you’ll save thousands of dollars from expensive drugs, costly doctor consultation fees and unnecessary surgeries taking your life back! The decision though is yours to make. Not mine. What are you going to do?

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