beverage option, rather than a cure.
The Drinks You May Want to Limit
Knowing what not to drink can be just as important.
Sugary sodas and other sugar-sweetened beverages are particularly worth limiting. High consumption of these drinks is associated with gout, and NIAMS recommends avoiding sugar-sweetened drinks as part of dietary management.
Alcohol can also be problematic.
Beer and liquor in particular can increase the risk of gout attacks, and alcohol may interfere with the body’s ability to eliminate uric acid efficiently.
Why Does Gout Often Attack the Big
