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Consuming a lot of alcohol and sugary drinks — such as sodas and sweetened juices — correlates with an increased risk of developing gout.
Purines are compounds that occur naturally in some foods. As the body breaks them down, it produces uric acid.
Maintaining a moderate weight can help lower blood uric acid levels and improve overall health.
Some medications may elevate the level of uric acid in the blood. Changing doses or taking alternative medicines may help to control uric acid levels.
A high-fiber diet includes whole grains, fruits and many more may help reduce blood uric levels.
Recent studies have indicated a potential correlation between stress and high uric acid levels. Daily stress may lead to a higher concentration of uric acid.