Left untreated, high uric acid could lead to complications such as kidney disease, infections, and loss of mobility owing to ...

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Objective— There are few data available on possible independent association between uric acid and carotid atherosclerosis. Here we first sought to investigate association between uric acid levels and ...

The observation that inhibition of uric acid synthesis prevented metabolic syndrome and hepatic steatosis leads to the question of how uric acid might contribute to insulin resistance and diabetes ...

After two months, weight and BMI dropped significantly (P < 0.01), uric acid remained significantly reduced (P < 0.01), ... we produce functional oils that help combat metabolic syndrome, ...

Read how fructose metabolism may contribute to metabolic syndrome and fat accumulation. ... Serum uric acid predicts the development of diabetes Location Population End point F/U ...

Metabolic syndrome — a mix of conditions that increases your risk of heart problems and diabetes But it's also possible for the uric acid levels in your blood to be high only because you eat and ...

Elevated uric acid levels may also indicate kidney stones or kidney dysfunction, and chronic conditions like metabolic syndrome,” says Dr Arora. Conversely, low uric acid levels, although less common, ...

The relationship appears to be bidirectional, as studies suggest that lowering uric acid can be a factor in improving metabolic syndrome. Adopting a healthier lifestyle, such as eating a nutritious, ...

Maintaining optimal uric acid levels is crucial for overall well-being. ... hypertension, cardiovascular disease, metabolic syndrome, and certain inflammatory conditions like psoriasis. 9 / 12.

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