Expert reveals 5 common myths & facts about uric acid

             Written by: Deepa Sarkar

Worried about your uric acid levels? Let us help you since there's a lot of misinformation out there. 

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Let's clear up the confusion with simple facts to help you make informed health decisions.

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High Uric Acid Means You'll Definitely Get Gout.

Not everyone with high uric acid develops gout. However, managing levels is still essential for long-term health.

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Only Red Meat Raises Uric Acid.

Sugary drinks, alcohol, and even certain seafood can trigger spikes. Moderation is the key.

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Uric Acid Issues Only Affect Older People.

High uric acid can affect anyone, even young adults. Prevention starts early.

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Medication is the Only Solution.

Simple lifestyle changes like drinking more water, staying active, and eating mindfully can work wonders.

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Uric Acid Problems Are Always Genetic.

Your choices matter. A healthy lifestyle can help keep levels in check, regardless of family history.

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