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7 days Indian Diet Plan for High Uric Acid and Gout (What to Eat and Avoid to reduce it)

7 days of Indian Diet Plan for High Uric Acid. Uric acid is a natural waste product from the digestion of foods that contain purines. Purines are found mostly in high levels in protein-rich foods such as poultry, meat, beans, and eggs. Normally our body filters out uric acid through your kidneys in urine. Overconsumption of uric acid or failure to excrete from the body increases the blood uric acid levels. A high uric acid level is known as hyperuricemia. This can lead to a disease called gout that causes painful joints that accumulate urate crystals. Here is a food list of What to eat and avoid to reduce the high uric acid levels.

Reasons for high uric acid in your body

  • High Purine Diet
  • Genetics
  • Obesity
  • Stress
  • Certain metabolic disorders
  • Other reasons

How to reduce the uric acid levels in the body? (Simple Tips )

  • Limit purine-rich foods:

You can limit purine-rich foods like meat, seafood, and vegetables. All of these foods have uric acid as an end product of digestion. Avoid vegetables like cauliflower, green peas, dried beans, and mushrooms. this 7 days Indian Diet Plan for High Uric Acid will really help.  Also, see more details on How to reduce Uric acid levels naturally.

  • Avoid or Limit Fructose:

Fructose is a natural sugar found in fruit and honey. When the body breaks down fructose, purines are released. And the breakdown of purines produces uric acid. Within minutes after you drink high fructose corn syrup or fruit juice or sweetened soda, the uric acid levels rise. the list of fruits to avoid is mentioned below. Unlike in diabetes, when you have high uric acid levels, fruits should not be consumed as a separate snack. Rather a small portion should be consumed with your meal. (Research)

  • Balance insulin levels:

With excess insulin circulating in the blood it leads to excess sugar deposition in the body. Insulin also directly leads to excess uric acid in the blood. This can happen in conditions like pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes. Also, excess sugar intake leads to excess insulin in the body. Along with insulin resistance, there is excess uric acid deposition in the blood. How to deal with hyperinsulinemia?

  • Drink more water:

Uric acid is flushed out of the kidneys via the water we drink. You need at least 3 to 4 liters of water during the day to normalize your blood uric acid levels. Top 10 recipes of Infused water. 

  • Avoid alcohol:

When you consume alcohol, the kidneys will first flush out alcohol and then the uric acid along with other wastes. Thus, there is an accumulation of uric acid in the body. Some types of alcoholic drinks such as beer are also high in purines.

  • Lose weight:

When you are overweight, the content of the fat cells in the body is more than muscle cells. These fat cells produce more uric acid. Along with your diet, extra pounds can raise uric acid levels. Thus losing weight lowers the uric acid levels in the body. Top 10 weight loss tips that can be used in day to day life. 

  • Fiber-rich diet:

The fiber in the diet helps to avoid absorption and increases the excretion of excess uric acid. Include at least 5 – 6 servings of fruits and vegetables, whole grain cereals, sprouts, and nuts. Mediterranean diet plan. 

  • Meditation:

Excess stress increases uric acid levels in the blood. Practicing mindful techniques, yoga, breathing exercise helps keep you calm.

List of foods allowed in High Uric Acid/ List of Low Purine Foods :

Here is a list of foods allowed in high uric acid issues. You can use these foods in your Indian diet plan for high uric acid.

Foods that provide less than 100 mg of purine per 100 gms are considered to be low- purine foods.

  • Whole grains: Most whole grains including oats, brown rice, and jau (barley).
  • Legumes: Most legumes are allowed in a low purine diet. Soybeans and tofu are moderate purine foods and can be taken in limitations. (Research)
  • Nuts: All nuts and seeds.
  • Fruits: Fruits that are low in fructose. ex- Apricot, musk melon, Raspberry, strawberries, blackberry, blueberry, grapefruit, pineapple, orange, plum, peach, as well as cherries. Cherries are especially helpful in lowering uric acid levels and reducing inflammation.
  • Vegetables: Most vegetables are allowed. Research shows that high-purine vegetables do not trigger gout attacks (R1). However, if you ar a vegetarian and still have high uric acid levels, then check the vegetables mentioned below in the avoid column.
  • Dairy products: All dairy products are safe (Research).
  • Eggs
  • Beverages: Coffee, tea, and green tea.
  • Herbs and spices: All herbs and spices.
  • Plant-based oils: Including canola, coconut, olive, and flax oils. Read – Best cooking oil for health.

To check the exact amount of purine a particular food provides, you can check this research.

List of foods to avoid in High Uric Acid/ List of High Purine Foods:

Here is a list of foods to avoid high uric acid issues. You can avoid these foods in your Indian diet plan for high uric acid.

Foods that provide more than 200 mg of purines per 100 grams are considered high purine foods.

  • All organ meats: Brain, liver, kidneys, and sweetbreads.
  • Game meats: Pheasant, veal, and venison
  • Fish: Most fishes like Herring, trout, mackerel, tuna, sardines, as well as anchovies and haddock.
  • Seafood: Scallops, crab, shrimp, and roe
  • Cereals: Maida / refined flour and its products like cakes, bread, pastries, biscuits, and cookies. (Research)
  • Fruits: High fructose fruits like kiwi, raisin, banana, grapes, mango, watermelon, apple, prunes, pear, dried dates, and dried figs.
  • Vegetables –  Asparagus, Spinach, Mushrooms, broccoli, etc. They need not be completely eliminated, but use in restriction.
  • Sugary beverages: Avoid fruit juices as fructose can increase the risk of developing gout. (Research) and sugary sodas
  • Natural Sweetners: Honey, agave nectar, and corn syrup
  • Yeasts: Nutritional yeast, brewer’s yeast, and other yeast supplements.

Many clients ask me about are tomatoes and cucumber allowed in uric acid? There is a common myth amongst people that any food that has seeds in it should be avoided in high uric acid or gout condition. However, this is not true. Tomatoes are allowed in your diet plan for high uric acid. But one must consume a homemade tomato preparation and avoid packaged ketchup, curries, and other sauces where there is a good chance of fructose normally added to the recipe.

7 days Indian Diet Plan for High Uric Acid

Here is a 7 days low uric acid diet plan. This Indian diet plan for high uric acid will help in reducing the elevated uric acid levels and reduce the risk of developing Gout.

Day 1: Indian diet plan for high uric acid

Time Menu Quantity
Empty Stomach Jeera Water (Jeera soaked overnight in water) 1 glass
Breakfast Tomato Oats Chilla 2 no. (small)
Cucumber Raita 1 cup
Musk melon 2 small slices
Mid-morning Green Tea 1 cup
Lunch Sprout Salad 1 cup (Sprouts 30 gms)
Multigrain Chapati 2 no.
Vegetable 1 cup
Dal ½ cup
Buttermilk 1 cup/ 1 glass
Snacks Roasted Makhana 1 cup
Dinner Dudhi Soup 1 cup
Boiled Quinoa ¾ cup
Sambar 1 cup
Vegetable 1 cup
Buttermilk/sol kadhi 1 glass
( dairy items help in decreasing Uric acid)
Bedtime Milk (no sugar) 1 cup

 

Day 2: Indian diet plan for high uric acid

Time Menu Quantity
Empty Stomach Cinnamon tea 1 Cup
Breakfast Plain Paratha 1 Medium Size
Paneer Bhurji with vegetable ½ cup
strawberry 1-2
Midmorning Roasted or soaked  Nuts 2 Almonds, 2 walnut halves
Lunch Veggie Salad 1 cup
Jowar Roti 1 no. (medium size)
Leafy Vegetable 1 cup
Moong dal ½ cup
Buttermilk 1 cup/ 1 glass
Snacks Almond milk 1 cup
Dinner Bottlegourd raita 1 cup
Chapati 2 no. medium
Green Leafy Vegetable 1 cup
Bed time Buttermilk 1 glass

 

Day 3: Indian diet plan for high uric acid

Time Menu Quantity
Empty Stomach Soaked Methi with warm water 1 teaspoon soaked at night in 1/2 cup water
Breakfast Vegetable Vermicelli Upma 1 cup
Orange 2-3 slice
Midmorning Lemongrass mint concoction 1 cup
Lunch Veggie Salad 1 cup
Chapati 2 no.
Vegetable 1 cup
Curd/ Buttermilk 1 cup/ 1 glass
Snacks Sukha Bhel 1 cup
Bottlegourd ginger juice 1 glass
Dinner Mix Vegetable Salad 1 cup
Bajra Roti 1 no. (medium size)
Vegetable 1 cup
Bed time Milk 1 cup

 

Day 4: Indian diet plan for high uric acid

Time Menu Quantity
Empty Stomach Soaked Sabja seeds with water 1 teaspoon seeds + 1 glass water
Breakfast Vegetable / egg Paratha 1 no.
Curd 1 cup
Midmorning Nuts (Almonds + Walnuts + Pumpkin Seeds 15 grams
Lunch Mix Vegetable Salad 1 cup
Chapati 2 no.
Dudhi Vegetable 1 cup
Masoor dal ½ cup
Buttermilk 1 glass
Snacks wheat khakhra 1 – 2
curd 1 cup
Dinner Tomato soup 1 cup
Brown rice pulao 1 Cup
Curd 1 cup
Bedtime Buttermilk 1 Glass

 

Day 5: Indian diet plan for high uric acid

Time Menu Quantity
Empty Stomach Dudhi juice 1 glass
Breakfast Poha 1 cup
Green Tea 1 cup
Musk melon 2 slices
Midmorning soaked almonds 8 pieces
Lunch Exotic Salad (Bell peppers + zucchini + broccoli + lettuce) 1 cup
Jowar Roti 2 no. small
Vegetable 1 cup
Sprout Curd raita 1 cup
Snacks Oats  and Milk Smoothie 1 glass
Dinner Green Salad 1 cup
Vegetable Khcihdi 1 cup
Kadhi 1 cup
Vegetable 1 cup
Bed time Buttermilk 1 Glass

 

Day 6: Indian diet plan for high uric acid

Time Menu Quantity
Empty Stomach Soaked overnight chia seeds water ½ teaspoon Chia seeds in 1 cup water
Breakfast Moong dal dosa 2 – 3 no. (small)/ 1 Big
Green chutney 2 tablespooons
berries/cherries handful
Midmorning Lemon mint juice (no sugar) 1 glass
Lunch Cucumber tomato  Salad 1 cup
Chapati 2 no.medium
Green Leafy Vegetable 1 cup
Snacks Roasted Makhana 1 cup
Cinnamon Tea 1 cup
Dinner Curd basil dip ¼ cup
Vegetable Zoodles 1 cup
Potato Patty 1 no.
Grilled Exotic Vegetables 1 cup
Bedtime Buttermilk 1 glass

 

Day 7: Indian diet plan for high uric acid

Time Menu Quantity
Empty Stomach Detox Juice 1 glass
(Spinach/ cucumber/ ginger/ chia seeds/ cinnamon powder)
Breakfast Daliya with milk 1 cup
Midmorning Roasted Almonds and walnuts 8 – 10 no.
Green Tea 1 cup
Lunch Paneer Vegetable Salad 1 cup
Bajra Roti 1 no. (medium size)
Green Vegetable 1 cup
Masoor Dal 1 cup
Snacks Sweet Potato and spinach patty 2 small
Green Chutney 2 tablespoons
Dinner Dudhi Tomato Soup 1 cup
Multigrain Chapati 2 no. medium
Green Leafy Vegetable 1 cup
Bedtime Masala Milk 1 cup

 

EndNote:

Keep a list of foods on your shopping list that you should eat. Proper guidance from the professional keeps your life hassle-free. Hope our 7 days Indian Diet Plan for High Uric Acid helps you in attaining good health and reducing the uric acid levels in the blood.

This post was Last Updated on December 17, 2020

RD, Payal Banka (Registered Dietitian)

RD, Payal Banka (Registered Dietitian) Payal(पायल) is a Registered Dietitian with 15 years of experience. She is a Professional Blogger, Author, and a Youtuber. She is an MBA in Health care and Hospital management. Payal believes in healthy living. Here at Dietburrp, you will find her talking about health, weight loss, fitness, parenting, healthy cooking and how to keep yourself motivated to be healthy.

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  • you say banana is to be avoided but the rest of the sites say banana is good for high uric acid. Now I am confused. Please clear this mystery. thanks

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    • in our personalized diet plan services , we provide all details.

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  • Hello Madam,
    My Uric Acid is 8.1. I am overweight 64 kg and height 5 ft. Have blood pressure, diabetes, gall bladder.
    Can I follow this diet. My doc has asked me to include protein in my lunch & dinner since have uric acid so should I have avoid animal protein & switch to veg diet. What protein would you advise instead for those meals
    Thanks

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    • Hi Janella ,

      1] Its best to switch to a vegetarian diet for now.
      2] because you are a diabetic , its best to take a personalized diet which is planned based on your medicines , timings and your blood sugar levels.
      3] you havent mentioned your age ...
      4] If you wish to take a personalized diet plan from us , you can email me at care@dietburrp.com

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  • Hello Mam,

    I require diet plan for Managing CKD..Pls provide details in terms of cost for the same as listed below...
    1 day diet plan
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  • Greeting
    I have serum uric acid 6.9 and I feel pain arms, knees, fingers ankles so what kind of food I have to avoid.

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    • Hi Suren , please check the provided food list and diet plan for your reference.

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  • Dear Dr Banka,

    I want to consult you/ your team for a personalised diet.

    Pl advise where do i need to call/ write.

    Regards/ Neeraj

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  • I am getting acidity problem doing this..can some one help

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    • are you following the chart mentioned here ? are you drinking enough water ? sleeping for 7 hours. and eating meals on time ?

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  • My uric acid level is 9.40 and my question is that the doctors in my city have told me to avoid protein foods at all for life. I am overweight and i want to persue weight training but can i consume whey protein at all? I am totally stressed up about it. Can you help me?

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    • Hi Chirag ,

      Managing the protein foods that have purine will help you. so avoid the foods mentioned here. for now avoid all whey. if you are over weight / obese , its ideal to come to your ideal weight . before you move to body building.

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  • My husband is a kidney patient.Basically, these days he has high uric acid problem.Before 3 months his waight is 74 kg but now he is 71 kg.He has protein loss also.please give me his daily rutien diet for his kidney ,how I protect him..

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    • Hi Roshni ,

      he needs a personalized diet plan based on his creat and urea levels.

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