Foods That Cause Gout
By Aqiyl Aniys | December 14th, 2014 | Modified - December 14th, 2014
“Foods that cause gout” are foods that are high in purine. More exactly it is animal-based foods that contain purine. Two large studies done by Hyon K. Choi showed that eating high amounts of meat and seafood was associated with an increased risk of gout, while the consumption of purine-rich vegetables or vegetable protein was not associated with an increased risk of gout.
High and moderate purine rich meat and seafood raises blood uric acid levels, which can lead to the development of gout.
High Purine Seafood
AnchovieHerringMackerelSardineScallop
High Purine Meat
Beef KidneyGame Meat/DeerBrainLiverSweetbreadGravy
Moderate Purine Seafood
ShrimpTroutTuna
Moderate Purine Meat
BeefLambPoultrySausage
Processed Fructose
Table SugarHigh-fructose corn syrupSoda
Alcohol
BeerLiquor
You can find a more complete list of purine foods here.
Tags: purine foods
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