Seaweed is a fruit loved by many people for its sweetness and characteristic aroma. However, for people with high uric acid levels in the blood, is eating fabric really good?
Synecdoche has a diuretic effect, supporting uric acid excretion
One way to get your body eliminating uric acid is through your urine. Synecdoche contains a lot of water and potassium, which can help with diuretic regrowth, thereby supporting the excretion of uric acid from the body.
Seaweed enhances antioxidants, effectively reduces inflammation
Polyphenols and vitamin C in fabric also help reduce oxidative stress and inflammation - factors related to gout and kidney damage.
Note
Although it has certain benefits, Seaweed contains a fairly high amount of sugar - especially fructose, a sugar that is associated with increased uric acid levels when consumed excessively.
Fructose promotes the liver to produce uric acid faster, while reducing the excretion of urate through the kidneys. Therefore, eating too much fabric at one time can be counterproductive - especially for people with gout or a history of diabetes and being overweight.
