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Gout Pain Treatment With Garlic Posted: 08-29-06 11:33am


Ingredients 5 garlic head and 500g alcohol. Directions dip the mashed garlic in alcohol for 8-10 days. Take half teaspoon per time and 3 times per day . Adaptions kidney stones(nephrolithiasis, urolithiasis), gout, rheumatism , etc. Edit

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