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Western diet full of red meat and sugary drinks is a breeding ground for gout, reveals new study

Here’s another reason to avoid the typical Western diet: It can increase your risk of developing gout. This was the conclusion of a 26-year long study that observed more than 44,000 men and their dietary habits. Speaking to the Daily

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