Alcohol inhibits uric acid excretion, worsening gout.
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Watch out for: Purine
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Food
Korean Rice Wine
Category
Korean/Alcohol
Calories
100kcal
Condition
Gout
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Korean Rice Wine · Gout
Alcohol inhibits uric acid excretion, worsening gout.
Korean Rice Wine has approximately 100kcal. When managing Gout, it is important to consider this alongside your total daily calorie intake.
Based on AI analysis, Korean Rice Wine is rated "Danger" for Gout. Alcohol inhibits uric acid excretion, worsening gout.
AI analysis rates Korean Rice Wine as dangerous for Gout patients. Alcohol inhibits uric acid excretion, worsening gout. Key concerns include: Alcohol, Purine. Always consult your doctor or dietitian before consuming.
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