Gout Causes: Who is affected?
Men are more susceptible to gout that women. In other words, a hell of a lot more men get gout than women. Don’t get me wrong. Women can get gout which is a very painful type of inflammatory arthritis. Women are more likely to get gout after menopause. Men however, who drink gallons of alcohol or who eat very rich foods, are targets for gout.
Gout has been around for centuries, even Benjamin Franklin had it back in his hey day. Old fashioned beliefs around gout stem from old day tradition which is partly true that gout is the result of a gluttonous or excessive lifestyle; in other words too much rich food along with loads of alcohol, creamy foods, rich gravies etc.
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You might be saying, hey I only had 2 beers and a burger and I got gout. For those unlucky people you may find that gout has been inherited, yes a DNA link back to a line of family members who also contracted gout on a regular basis.
The best thing you can do at that point is decide to make some changes in your lifestyle like having more exercise and water, less acidic foods and low cal or no alcoholic beverages. Trial and error is your best bet. Listen to your body. Talk to someone in a health shop. Try natural remedies first.
Statistics show that in the United States alone there are around 5 million people who experience gout. This condition might be inherited but you can take active steps to reduce the risks.
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