Paul Saladino· MD
there are so many examples of this it is really not the case that fruit and honey will cause uric acid to rise and i'm eating lots of organs in both of those situations
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there are so many examples of this it is really not the case that fruit and honey will cause uric acid to rise and i'm eating lots of organs in both of those situations
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uric acid will not be increased by eating organs and meat if you are metabolically healthy
well guess what in 2020 i ate a lot of organ meats and a lot of honey uric acid was totally fine