RINGTIMES BANYUWANGI – Disease uric acid triggered by several factors, such as frequent consumption food which contains a lot of substances purine excessively. One of a kind food containing substances purine is coffee. Even though it contains purine, coffee able to lower rates uric acid inside the body. Gout is one of them disease inflammation … Read more
Gout is a form of inflammatory arthritis that develops in some people who have high levels of uric acid in the blood.This acid forms needle-like crystals in the joint that cause sudden, severe pain, pain, redness, and swelling. If not controlled, gout can cause severe damage. In joints, tendons, and other tissues. According to what … Read more
Cloving hospital on the basis of the Medical Scientific and Educational Center (ISSC) Moscow State University named after M.V.Lomonosov took the first patients on April 21 and completed his work on June 13. It turned out that it was possible to achieve the best treatment results for COVID-19 in Moscow. Over the entire period, 4 … Read more
Caution with healthy Giersch: risk of confusion with poisonous plants For many people with a garden, Giersch is just a weed that is difficult to control. For others, weed is a tasty plant that can be used in a variety of ways in the kitchen and is also extremely healthy. But be careful: there is … Read more
GNot primarily a disease of the elderly, about seven percent of all people over 65 are affected. But doctors also see an increase in cases among younger people. The main reason for the gout is the excessive consumption of meat and alcohol, especially beer. Another risk factor is being overweight. However, the penchant for sumptuous … Read more
Green asparagus contains even more vitamin C and provitamin A than white The asparagus season in Germany started a few weeks ago. Noble vegetables are extremely popular with the majority of people in this country. It not only scores with the delicious taste, but also with its positive effects on health due to the vitamins … Read more
Updated May 1, 2020, 10:37 a.m. For RTL, Jenke von Wilmsdorff tested drugs himself and ate gout. But that’s over now: the reporter and the private broadcaster have announced the end of their collaboration. More TV & streaming news can be found here Worked for almost 20 years Jenke von Wilmsdorff as a reporter, author … Read more