Gout is the heaviest, if not among the heaviest, inert and reactive concretions in the body. It settles in all the structures of the joint and fibers (nerve, muscle, tendon, ligament, cartilage, etc.) like sediment. Not only will it not budge, but it also reacts with other concretions, destabilizing them and turning them into reactors, as it blocks circulation
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