What to record when you want useful history without turning every meal into a science experiment.
A good gout journal records dates, affected joints, flare severity, uric-acid readings, medicine notes and only the context that may help later.
You do not need to catalogue every ingredient. Consistent, simple records are more useful than an exhausting diary you abandon after three days.
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