I don’t have gout but I went to a follow-up with my urologist after passing a Kidney stone and my urine test came back with very high Uric acid. I was advised to cut back my protien intake and I did research and asked my doctor again who stated that a deit for Gout would be ideal. Only problem is this seems very overwhelming to me without guidance. My question is this and please be specific. I need some good reliable resources for Gout diets. Preferably, good cookbook recommendations, helpful books, menu plans, or websites? I have only found lists of foods I shouldn’t eat but that doesn’t help me to devise a healthy and balanced diet.

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I asked this question yesterday, but decided to ask again to get different opinions from different people.

My view on the cereal that it can be somewhat risky to eat if you already have a balanced diet. The cereal provides 100% of different vitamins and minerals in one serving, but what happens when you go over the daily requirements? Excess vitamin C for example can provoke kidney stones, and vitamin A in large amounts can have negative side effects. This is an amateur conclusion, but what do you think about it?

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* explain a little about answer.
1.) hepatitis patient ( malnourished). appropriate nutrition support?
a. a regular, balanced diet
b. high-kcalorie, high-protein diet

2.) 2grams sodium diet
a. bread, fresh greens, chicken breast
b. green salad w/ thousand island dressing, dried pears

3.)peritoneal dialysis doesnt have to restrict dietary sources
a. phosphorus
b. Protein

4.) renal failure develop water-soluble vitamin deficiency isn’t due to
a. loss of vitamins in dialysis
b. steatorrhea

5.) person under renal diet needs supplements in
a. vitamin b6, folate, calcium
b.phosphorus, iron, and calcium

6.) which is high on phosphorus?
a. cheese
b. corn flakes
c. peas
d. broccoli

7.) potassium content of vegetables are reduced by:
a.steaming
b.sauteing
c. leaching
d. boiling

8.) best way to prevent kidney stones
a. eat fewer oxalate-containing vegetables
b. drink 12-16 cups of fluids/day

9.) which isnt involve in development of cancer
a. chronic inflammation
b. bacterial infection

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