GARY FETTKE | DRIVEN …fructose DRIVES gout; high BP; inflammation

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presents episode 1892 | DR GARY FETTKE
Original 4 video series: • GARY FETTKE f1 | URIC ... .
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[@thomassaddul]

Thank you hero doctor!

[@doctorstotrust]

He indeed is!

[@marshallthompson6957]

Thankyou Gary for your MASSIVE contribution to our health and well being

[@doctorstotrust]

Indeed. A great and courageous doctor

[@AwesomeG]

the life math adds up on this one. as vitamin D levels drop towards winter, we continue to eat fructose, and really pack on the sucrose in those later months causing even more inflammation. this drains whatever vitamin D we have left. then head off to somewhere sunny for spring break and feel normal again

[@doctorstotrust]

interesting

[@doctorstotrust]

interesting

[@TomSmith-cv8hk]

Reading Dr Richard Johnsons book now. Tummy rumbling is a hunger signal ? I thought it was the intestines doing their job moving the faeces along.

[@doctorstotrust]

good point

[@rameshb9525]

How does someone on long term keto, with no fructose intake, develope high uric acid?

[@doctorstotrust]

Great question. I will ask Dr Ben Bikman. You can check on insuliniq.com