Mary Richards-Kallman Hello Dr Lonsdale, I’m wondering if a Thiamine Deficiency could cause a pseudo gout such as Calcium Pyrophosphate Dihydrate Deposition
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Michele Very good way to refute the accusation. I did a little detective work. This same "reviewer" left a similar review for
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