ACV will it effect topfia growths?

by John Niro
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Have had gout on and off for a few years now ,my biggest problem is a large size tophia growth on my large toe of my left foot. Will ACV regimine help to disolve this as I'm not a big fan of surgury !!? Thanks for any info..

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Nov 20, 2010
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by: Frank T

ACV can help reduce your Gout and Tophi.
It can not be counted upon to reduce a large tophi in your foot. A tophi if left long term can damage tissue and joints. Surgery is one of the better solutions. You should seek advice from a doctor and a podiatrist.
There are other methods I have heard of:
SOAK YOUR FOOT IN WARM WATER AND ACV regularly at night.
Palma Christi ( castor oil )wrap the affected area regularly there is an article on this website.

Best to speak to a doctor first though.

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