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Uric Acid Diet Program

Uric Acid Diet Program

A personalized nutrition approach to manage uric acid levels, reduce flare-ups, and support long-term joint and metabolic health.

Uric Acid Diet Program

A personalized nutrition approach to manage uric acid levels, reduce flare-ups, and support long-term joint and metabolic health.

Why Choose INDYTE for Uric Acid Diet program?

A good diet plays a crucial role in maintaining balanced uric acid levels and reducing inflammation.

At INDYTE, we take a practical, and sustainable approach—helping you understand what to

Fully personalized uric acid diet plan
Low-purine, anti-inflammatory meal structure
Indian and everyday food options
Focus on gut health and hydration balance
Diet aligned with prescribed medication
Food-first, realistic approach—no extreme rules

How the INDYTE Uric Acid Diet Program Works

1

Personal Assessment

We begin by understanding your uric acid levels, gout history, flare-up frequency, lifestyle habits, medical background, and current eating patterns.
2

Custom Diet Plan by INDYTE Nutrition Experts

Your INDYTE dietitian creates a customized plan that supports uric acid balance while ensuring adequate nutrition, flexibility, and enjoyment of food.
3

Weekly Follow-ups & Smart Adjustments

With regular check-ins, we track symptom changes, flare-up triggers, and lab improvements—adjusting the plan as your body responds.
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INDYTE vs Other Weight Loss Options

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Feature / Option INDYTE Uric Acid Diet Program DIY Diets Gym Only Fad / Crash Diets
Personalized to lab values & symptoms Yes No No No
Focus on flare-up prevention Yes No No No
Sustainable purine management Yes No No No
Indian, practical meals Yes No No No
Ongoing dietitian support Yes No No No
Long-term metabolic health focus Yes No No No
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INDYTE vs Other Weight Loss Options

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Feature / Option indyte Weight Loss Diet Plan DIY Diets Gym Only Fad / Crash Diets
Personalized diet plan Yes No No One-size restrictions
Nutrition expert support Weekly support No Only workouts No
Fast yet sustainable weight loss Yes No No Temporary
No supplements required Yes Maybe No Often forced
Easy meals based on your lifestyle Yes No No No
Ongoing progress tracking Yes No No No
Safe, scientific & realistic Yes No No No
Motivation and Push to achieve health goals Yes No No No
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What is the best diet for uric acid patients?

A low-purine, anti-inflammatory diet is best. This includes high-fiber vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins (like tofu or lentils), and plenty of water. Avoid red meat, organ meats, alcohol, and sugary beverages. At Indyte, we personalize your diet to reduce uric acid and support long-term joint health.

Limit or avoid high-purine foods like red meat, seafood, organ meats, and fermented items like idli and dosa. Stay away from high-fructose fruits, honey, jaggery, alcohol, and processed snacks. A plant-focused, fiber-rich diet is recommended — supported by hydration and balanced nutrients.

Stay well-hydrated, cut back on high-purine and high-fructose foods, increase intake of fiber, and include uric acid-lowering nutrients like vitamin C, omega-3, and folic acid. Moderate daily exercise and weight management also help bring levels down naturally.

No, eggs are low in purines and safe in moderation for people with high uric acid. Boiled or poached eggs are preferable over fried ones. At Indyte, we recommend including them as a healthy protein source when planning a balanced uric acid–friendly diet.

Common gout-triggering foods include:

 

  • Red meat
  • Organ meats (liver, kidney)
  • Shellfish
  • Sugary beverages
  • Alcohol (especially beer)
  • High-fructose fruits (like mangoes, grapes)
  • Jaggery and honey
  • White sugar and refined carbs
  • Fermented foods (idli, dosa, dhokla)
  • Processed foods and snacks