Yes, uric acid is the sole cause of your suffering. It's not genetics, age, or hormonal imbalances—it's uric acid.

To defeat the enemy, we must understand it. See how gout begins.

You probably know that gout stems from uric acid crystallization in the joints. But isn't it ironic that gout occurs despite your body's ability to flush out excess uric acid effectively?

Scenario 1: Imagine Factory X (your excretory system) can produce 100 boxes of products (excreted uric acid) a day. Each day, it receives raw materials (unprocessed uric acid) for 200 boxes of products. Since 200 - 100 = 100, there's an excess of 100 raw materials daily. They're stored in warehouses, but if the warehouse's capacity is only 500 boxes, it'll fill up in five days! What happens then? The excess materials are stored in non-designated areas. In your body's case, it's the synovial fluids in ball-and-socket joints like the knee, ankle, and the wrist.

Scenario 2: Now, imagine Factory Y can produce 100 boxes a day and receives 110 raw materials daily, almost matching its capacity. Unfortunately, the warehouse already holds 490 boxes of other materials! A few excess materials will fill it up, and they'll be stored elsewhere.

In scenario 2, the "other materials" are existing acids in your body. Your body has complex mechanisms to maintain ideal conditions, including regulating blood pH levels. If blood becomes too acidic, excess acids are stored in interstitial fluids (cellular fluids), nearly filling them up, even without excessive uric acid intake. Eventually, uric acid is pushed into the normally sterile synovial joints. So, whether you indulge in purine-rich foods or not, acidic blood sets the stage for gout. Imagine combining the situations from both factories. Not practical, right? In reality, these scenarios wouldn't occur in factories because they're not strategic.

Now that we know the mechanics of gout, we can devise a strategy to finally put an end to it.

We know that when battling gout, we must not only eliminate uric acid but also tackle other acids. In short, we must eliminate acidosis.

Let's revisit basic chemistry:

What neutralizes acids? Alkaline substances, of course. Since water is the only vessel circulating in the body, the solution is simple: drink alkaline water.

You might find it hard to believe that choosing the right kind of water can cure gout, but we need a paradigm shift.

So, how do we get alkaline water?

You could invest in a water ionizer, and spend at least $1,000. Alternatively, you can try Calkaline, an ionic calcium solution that's more cost-effective, potent, and doesn't require lifelong use. Once you experience its benefits, you wouldn't want to stop.

Calkaline is a concentrated blend of ionic alkaline minerals extracted from oyster shell, seaweed, pearl, and stalactites. Through modern nanotechnology, these materials are reduced to nanoparticles (10-30 nanometers). They undergo a patented high-temperature electrolysis process to extract unwanted acidic compounds, resulting in a potent combination of pure ionized alkaline minerals.

The good news? Ionized alkaline water's small molecule clusters and active charge seeps in quicker throughout the body, delivering alkalizing minerals and removing neutralized wastes faster than they build up.

In my experience with thousands of gout patients, most have experienced significant reductions in blood-borne uric acid levels after just one month of drinking ionized alkaline water!

But hold on—don't celebrate just yet. The damage caused by these harmful acidic oxidative wastes may have reached deep into the joints. While eliminating uric acid from the blood is swift and direct, removing the root cause (urate crystals in the joints) will take time.