Cider was advertised as a cure for gout and other illnesses in the 19th century.

In the 19th century, apple cider was advertised as a cure for gout due to its medicinal properties.

In the 19th century, apple cider was advertised as a cure for gout due to its medicinal properties.Historically, cider was thought to have been beneficial for several health conditions. Fresh apple cider is made from the juice of crushed and pressed apples. Consumption of apple cider vinegar may help in reducing inflammation and the amount of uric acid in one's blood.

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