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Purine
Gout and hyperuricemia: Is fish better suited than meat?
03/12/2026 OxiPur
Gout is a painful form of arthritis caused by elevated uric acid levels in the blood. Diet is an important factor in treating the condition and preventing gout attacks. One element of dietary therapy is to reduce purine intake by eating less meat or meat products. But what about fish? Is it a healthier alternative for people with gout? In this article, we take a closer look at the background and provide practical recommendations.
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Can tomatoes trigger gout attacks?
10/20/2022 OxiPur
Many sufferers of gout name tomatoes as a possible cause of a gout attack, even though tomatoes contain very low levels of purine. So, if you struggle with gout, should you avoid eating them?
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Asparagus and gout – what do we know?
02/25/2022 OxiPur
Visit a supermarket around mid-April and you are likely to find asparagus on the shelves. Asparagus officinalis, to give it its scientific name, is an extremely versatile vegetable, but it is also rich in purine. Here we consider whether people that suffer from gout should avoid it.
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Read More...Turkey and gout: how much purine is in your Christmas dinner?
12/18/2021 OxiPur
It’s that time of year again. Christmas is just around the corner and thoughts will be turning to spending quality time with the family and eating and drinking to hearty excess. But what might not be on your mind is the purine content of all that goes into your body over the festive period. Luckily, our OxiPur app’s purine calculator can work this out for you. We have taken a typical Christmas dinner and estimated how much purine you are likely to consume, also including a few helpful tips on what to look out for if you suffer from gout.
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Read More...Grilling and Gout: Keep your purine levels low all summer long
08/18/2021 OxiPur
There are few things more pleasant than spending a summer evening enjoying a steak, chicken breast, a few beers and some good company. Grilling outdoors is one of life’s pleasures, and if you have been on a diet, the temptation to treat yourself to some hearty food and drink can be particularly strong. If you suffer from gout, however, the consequences of over-eating and drinking can be very serious indeed.
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