Alcoholic Beverages
Alcoholic beverages such as beer and spirits provide purines, organic compounds that make the body produce more uric acid or lose the ability to excrete the acid. As a result, uric acid may accumulate in your bloodstream, leading to hyperuricemia. It is this condition that increases your risk of gout. If you must take alcohol, cut back on your consumption.
Orange Juice
Surprisingly, orange juice is one of the drinks that make you more susceptible to gout. I am saying surprisingly because we don’t expect anything to go wrong with fruits. Orange juice is high in natural sugars that can cause a spike in uric acid in your blood, increasing the likelihood of a gout attack. Does this mean you should get eliminate OJ from your diet? Orange juice might not pose any health risks if consumed in moderation.
Coffee
Coffee might be another surprising culprit. According to one study, coffee increases the production of uric acid when it enters your system. Other studies show coffee intake can actually lower the production of uric acid and reduce the risk of gout. Because of these conflicting studies, how coffee intake influences uric acid levels is not clear. This means there is a need for further research to help us understand whether coffee is harmful.
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