Uric acid is the result of the breakdown of purines were obtained either from the diet or from the body itself that produces it . Diets low in uric acid production aims to control uric acid in the body and helps to increase the expenditure of uric acid from the body . In the daily diet , the amount of purines consumed about 600-1000 mg / day . Low purine diet only allows a person to consume foods that contain purines approximately 100-150 mg / day .
Avoid eating foods that contain high levels of purines ( about 100-1000 mg purin/100 g of food ) such as red meat , offal , sweetbreads , poultry , venison , seafood ( mussels , barnacles , crabs , shrimp , lobster , scallops , small fish including anchovies , herring , mackerel , sardines ) .
Limit consumption ( still may be consumed , but in limited numbers approximately 1-2 servings / day ) purine -containing foods in moderate amounts ( approximately 9-100 mg purin/100 g of food ) such as mushrooms , asparagus , cauliflower , pea - beans , soy beans , banana , jackfruit , spinach , sweet corn , bean sprouts , dried fruit , and others .
