Natural way of dealing with gout: Millet to reduce high uric acid levels
What are millets?
Shree Anna (Mother of all grains) popularly known as millets is a group of small-seeded annual grasses that are grown as grain crops primarily on marginal land in dry areas and belong to the Poaceae family. These are extremely helpful in reducing the uric level in our body.
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Jowar
Sorghum (Sorghum bicolour), also known as jowar, is a versatile warm-season cereal crop with several remarkable attributes. It is extremely helpful in lowering the uric acid level in our body.
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Ragi
It contains approximately 65–75% carbohydrates, 8% protein, 15–20% dietary fibre, and 2.5–3.5% minerals. It is a high-fibre millet that also prevents the formation of kidney stones.
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Kodo millet
Kodo Millet, also known as Arke Millet, is a highly nutritious grain that has become a healthy alternative to rice and wheat. It is a low-purine grain helpful in reducing inflammation.
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Oats roti
It comprises 50 to 150 milligrams of purines, it is extremely helpful when it comes to dealing with uric acid.
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Bajra
Pearl millet contains essential nutrients. It is also helpful in removing uric acid from the body.
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Little millet
It treats all stomach-related issues and aids in the prevention of constipation. Its carbohydrate structure breaks down gradually, which is advantageous for diabetics. It is low in purines and is a uric acid-friendly food.
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