Linh Đan - Hà Lê (Theo Health Shots) |
High uric acid levels are not only related to gout. Many other common diseases can also silently cause this index to increase with little attention.
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Pineapple is not a food that directly eliminates uric acid as a therapeutic drug, but pineapple brings many indirect benefits to people at risk of increasing uric acid.
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Alcohol, sugary soft drinks and processed foods can increase uric acid, which is harmful to joints.
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Oranges are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants. Oranges help support blood filtration, increasing uric acid excretion through urine.
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Lam Dong - From the locations where the barbed wire fence was cut, people released buffaloes and cows into the corridor next to the Vinh Hao - Phan Thiet expressway.
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Can Tho - Vinh Chau is not only famous for its purple onion fields but also creates stable livelihoods for thousands of local workers.
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The US economy recorded strong growth in 2025, GDP broke through in the third quarter and consumption maintained its momentum, creating a positive foundation for the outlook for 2026.
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Striker Thanh Nhan took the decisive penalty to bring home a bronze medal for U23 Vietnam at the 2026 AFC U23 Championship.
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In "Cafe chieu thu 7", actress Huyen Trang (as My Trinh in "Lan ranh") shared about her career and views on happiness.
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HƯƠNG SƠN (THEO MEDICAL NEWS TODAY) |
Pineapple is not a food that directly eliminates uric acid as a therapeutic drug, but pineapple brings many indirect benefits to people at risk of increasing uric acid.
HẠ MÂY (THEO EVERYDAYHEALTH) |
Alcohol, sugary soft drinks and processed foods can increase uric acid, which is harmful to joints.
NGUYỄN LY |
Oranges are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants. Oranges help support blood filtration, increasing uric acid excretion through urine.
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