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No milk dairy foods do not affect uric acid production as they are one of the few things that come from animals or plants for that mater that do not have purines.
egg is bad to eat by a person high in cholesterol and uric acid
i dont know. yes. i think it is high in uric acid.
Pears are very low in purines which in-turn makes them very low in the production of uric acid if you eat them.
When Uric Acid turns out not to be the problem then it could be blamed on Oxalic Acid. and care must be taken with eating some vegetables,such as spinach for instance, and fruit such as Raspberies, Strawberries, Gooseberries, Rhubarb, Apricots, Persimmons and Peaches. Mango has no Oxalate but in susceptible and particular people will cause Gout.
Bangus fish (milkfish) is generally considered safe for individuals with high uric acid levels as it is low in purines, which can contribute to elevated uric acid levels. It can be a healthy protein option for those managing gout or high uric acid levels. However, it's always best to consult with a healthcare provider for personalized dietary advice.
The information That I have been able to glean on it would suggest that it would be relatively low in purines, and there fore not a big producer of uric acid.
No it is not bad.
Potatoes are very low in purines meaning they are not responsible for the production of a great deal of uric acid.
Tilapia does not have a high uric acid count. But it is a fish that is very acidic. Controlling gout has a lot to do with balancing the diet with more alkaline foods than acidic. Uric acid is less soluble in a higher blood ph.
Milk goes bad due to the growth of bacteria, specifically lactic acid bacteria, which ferment lactose in milk to produce lactic acid. This lowers the pH of the milk, causing it to sour and develop a sour taste.