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Can we eat red bean if we have gout?
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Yes and no...: You can eat whatever you want! But there are many foods that can increase the chance of a gout flair (here's a good list: https://www.goutdiet.org/foods-to-avoid.php). Dried beans put you at risk for more flairs.
Answered 7/15/2019
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