how can I fix slow query? - mysql

my website has high load problem I searched and tracking i think it’s SqL queries load issue.
There are some info about my website
it’s e-commerce website used wordpress & woocommerce
I have 30 plugins it’s the following
Admin Menu Editor Pro
Advanced Dynamic Pricing for WooCommerce (Pro)
Advanced Order Export For WooCommerce
Cloudflare
Contact Form 7
EWWW Image Optimizer
Facebook for WooCommerce: version
FOX - Currency Switcher Professional for WooCommerce
Index WP MySQL For Speed
Joinchat
Kapee Extensions
Lucky Wheel for WooCommerce
Newsletter
Newsletter - Addons Manager
Newsletter - Import
Newsletter - WP Users Integration
Ni WooCommerce Sales Report Pro:
Query Monitor
Real Custom Post Order
Sequential Order Numbers for WooCommerce
Slider Revolution
WooCommerce
WooCommerce Coupon Generator
WooCommerce MPGS
WooCommerce PDF Invoice Builder Pro
Woo Import Export
WPBakery Page Builder
YITH WooCommerce Ajax Product Filter Premium
YITH WooCommerce Compare
YITH WooCommerce Wishlist
It’s big website and live it has 1200 visits daily
it has more than 28000 items in stock
it has big database
I’m using cloudflare
Note: I tried all normal and pro ways to find the cause but without benefit
The link: allbrandsfactoryoutlet.com
I checked the website by Queries monitor plugin I found slow query when I browse any category in my website that is the problem so could you please help me to fix this issue or any suggest to decrease the load

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