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Gout Diet

Studies have shown that diet can have an impact on the risk of gout flare-ups. For example, high-purine, high-sugar diets containing a lot of acid-forming foods can increase uric acid levels and so raise the risk of recurrent gout flares.

On the other hand, low-purine, low-sugar diets containing more alkaline-forming foods can reduce that risk.

Below you’ll discover which foods to avoid, which to limit and which are totally safe.

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Milk and Dairy Products May Reduce Your Risk of Gout

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Recent studies associate low-fat milk and low-fat dairy products, like yogurt and cheese, with lower uric acid levels and a reduced risk of gout. But what about full-fat milk and …

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Why the Mediterranean Diet is Good for Gout Health

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The Mediterranean diet is considered to be one of the healthiest diets, but is it good for your gout?  Read on to discover what the Mediterranean diet is, its numerous …

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Apples and Gout: Are Apples Good for Gout?

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Are apples good for gout? Read on to discover why the old adage ‘an apple a day keeps the doctor away’ may be closer to the truth than you might …

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Almonds and Gout: Add Almonds in Your Gout Diet But Be Careful!

Add Almonds Into Your Gout Diet

Almonds are excellent for your overall health. They help protect your heart, reduce the risk of diabetes and may help you lose weight (if you need to) as part of …

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Bananas and Gout: Are Bananas Safe To Eat With Gout?

Bananas and Gout

Bananas are low in purines and high in vitamin C which studies have shown can help to lower uric acid levels. But bananas also contain fructose which is known to …

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Chicken and Gout: Can Chicken Be Part Of Your Gout Diet?

Chicken and Gout

You’ve got gout. Should you be avoiding chicken because of its purine content? Read on to discover why there’s no need to avoid it completely and three gout-friendly chicken recipes …

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Cauliflower and Gout: In or Out of Your Gout Diet?

Cauliflower and Gout

Cauliflower and gout: Is cauliflower safe to eat in a gout diet? And what about cauliflower cheese? This traditional British dish is a popular way to cook with cauliflower. But …

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Asparagus and Gout: Is Asparagus Safe to Eat With Gout?

Asparagus and Gout: Is Asparagus Safe to Eat With Gout?

Asparagus and gout: At least one study shows that purine-rich vegetables, like asparagus, don’t increase your gout risk. But some sufferers are convinced it triggers gout attacks. So, is asparagus …

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Pork and Gout: Is Pork Safe For Gout Sufferers?

Pork and Gout

Pork and Gout: Here you’ll discover if pork is safe to eat with gout. But, perhaps an even more important question is, should you be eating pork at all? Could …

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