Improper care for your feet can lead to odor problems, skin conditions and a great deal of pain and discomfort in the feet, ankles and lower leg. Here are our top ten tips for taking good care of your feet.

Gout is not caused by an injury, it actually stems from years of poor nutrition and a high cholesterol diet. When a flare-up occurs it can last for a day or as long as a month, however, if you can avoid eating certain types of foods, you can relieve your pain from gout and prevent future flare-ups.

Exercise can alleviate the pain of gout and prevent flare-ups. Before starting a regular exercise or stretching routine, you should speak with your doctor to make sure exercising is right for you and your stage of gout. 

Gout is a form of arthritis that is caused by a buildup of sharp, razor-like uric acid crystals in the bloodstream. These crystals accumulate around certain joints and cause pain and hot burning sensations. Even the slightest amount of pressure to the affected areas can cause excruciating pain.

Here are 5 ways to successfully fight gout by using natural, proactive treatments.