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Beef is moderate-to-high in purines; a typical dinner portion can increase gout flare risk if consumed frequently.

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  • Choosing lean cuts like trimmed sirloin or rib eye and cooking by steaming or microwaving can reduce purine content, making modest portions manageable.
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  • Large portions, fatty cuts, and pairing with alcohol or sugary drinks strongly spike uric acid, raising the relative risk of gout by about 41%.
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