Eating cherries, which contain powerful antioxidants with pain-fighting properties called anthocyanins, can lower gout attack risk.
So put a cherry, or ten, on top of it.
Eating cherries, which contain powerful antioxidants with pain-fighting properties called anthocyanins, can lower gout attack risk.
So put a cherry, or ten, on top of it.
31 Jan 2014
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