Plant-based diet is good for the kidneys, prevents high uric acid

HẠ MÂY (THEO INDIANEXPRESS) |

A plant-based diet can improve kidney health and control uric acid levels.

A plant-based diet is a diet that focuses more on foods that come from plants, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, nuts...

A less processed plant-based diet is often higher in fiber and antioxidants. This diet has significant benefits for overall health, such as weight control, lower cholesterol, and a reduced risk of diabetes.

Many animal-based foods such as red meat, organic meat, and some seafood are high in compounds called purines. When purines are broken down in the body, they form a waste product called uric acid, which is then filtered through the kidneys and excreted from our bodies.

Consuming too many foods containing purines can lead to higher levels of uric acid, which can make it difficult for the kidneys to process properly, which can in turn cause kidney stones and gout.

Plant-based foods are low in purines, making them suitable for people with high uric acid. A plant-based diet is typically high in fiber, which improves gut health and bowel movements, and antioxidants, which help reduce inflammation in the body.

Plant proteins like beans, lentils, and tofu can help lower creatinine levels. A vegan diet is rich in antioxidants and fiber, which help control blood pressure and blood sugar, which are key factors in kidney health, and reduce uric acid.

HẠ MÂY (THEO INDIANEXPRESS)
RELATED NEWS

Milk that helps build muscle without causing uric acid to spike

|

To minimize high uric acid while maximizing protein intake, we should choose the right dairy products.

Soybean seasonings cause high uric acid

|

Soy sauce made from soybeans is not suitable for people with gout and high uric acid.

The impact of eating beef tripe on people with high uric acid

|

Beef tripe is a food high in purines and is not suitable for people with high uric acid.

On the train bringing doctors and nurses from Hanoi to Bach Mai 2 Hospital for work

|

The train bringing doctors and nurses from Hanoi to Bach Mai Hospital, facility 2 (Ninh Binh) to work has been officially deployed.

Musician Giang Son wins lawsuit over copyright dispute for "Night Dream" with BH Media

|

At noon on June 26, musician Giang Son said that the Hanoi People's Court concluded that BH Media company had committed copyright infringement against the work "Noon Dream".

Land-penetrating radar opens up hope to find martyrs' graves in Hue Citadel

|

HUE - From witnesses' accounts, military forces are using ground-penetrating radar to identify locations suspected of having mass graves of martyrs in Hue Citadel.

Hanoi doubles fines for traffic violations

|

Hanoi - From July 2026, violations of roads and sidewalks may be fined up to 12 million VND.

List of collectives and individuals expected to be honored in the 2026 Glory of Vietnam Program

|

On the afternoon of June 25, 2026, the Selection Council for the 2026 Glory of Vietnam Program met to consider nominees from Central Committees, Ministries, sectors and Provincial and City Labor Federations, Central Industry Trade Unions and equivalents. Below are the expected selection of collectives and individuals to be considered and honored in the 2026 Glory of Vietnam Program.

Milk that helps build muscle without causing uric acid to spike

HẠ MÂY (Theo livestrong) |

To minimize high uric acid while maximizing protein intake, we should choose the right dairy products.

Soybean seasonings cause high uric acid

HẠ MÂY (THEO LIVESTRONG) |

Soy sauce made from soybeans is not suitable for people with gout and high uric acid.

The impact of eating beef tripe on people with high uric acid

HẠ MÂY (Theo livestrong) |

Beef tripe is a food high in purines and is not suitable for people with high uric acid.