Gout Diet: What foods to avoid (you'll be surprised)
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 Published On Mar 21, 2019

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If you're a sufferer of gout, you probably already realise that diet plays a huge role; both in treating and preventing gout. In this video you'll learn about the various foods to avoid in your diet if you want your gout attacks to disappear as quickly as possible.

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Let's jump in.

Alright, so you might already know that gout is a form of arthritis that can hit you when levels of uric acid build up in the blood and cause crystals to form in your joints.

While there are lots of things that can cause this to happen, one of the major causes of excess uric acid in your blood is your diet.

So making a few changes to your diet can help ease your symptoms and make you feel a whole heap better.

A good gout diet will help you avoid what are called purines. The breakdown of purines in the blood results in uric acid, so minimising foods with high levels of purines in them is beneficial. You'll learn what some of these foods are soon.

The second half of a good gout diet includes foods that help your body naturally lower its uric acid level.

There are a few general rules to follow when creating a gout diet. The first is to avoid sugar as much as possible. Second, make sure you're well hydrated since dehydration can increase the severity of gout attacks.

Third, cut back on your fat intake and instead focus on leaner cuts of meat.

Fourth, try and increase your intake of vegetables. Some vegetables such as asparagus and spinach, which are high in purines, have been shown to not increase the liklihood of future gout attacks.

Finally, try and limit your alcohol consumption as much as possible. It might be tough to go without a drink now and again, but lots of studies show a clear link between gout and alcohol; particularly beer.

If you can successfully follow these guidelines, your uric acid levels should decrease. Depending on the severity of your symptoms, your diet along probably won't be enough to eliminate the attacks completely, but getting your diet right is still a step in the right direction.

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