"High meat consumption causes gout from excess uric acid!" Gout is caused by insulin resistance, not dietary purines. Yes, meat contains purines that convert to uric acid. But the primary driver of elevated uric acid is fructose consumption and insulin resistance blocking uric acid excretion. Fructose metabolises directly to uric acid in the liver. More fructose equals more uric acid, regardless of purine intake. The populations with highest gout rates aren't eating the most meat. They're drinking the most sugary beverages and eating the most high-fructose corn syrup. When you fix insulin resistance by removing carbs, your kidneys excrete uric acid efficiently again. Carnivores eating pounds of meat daily typically show normal or low uric acid levels because their insulin sensitivity is excellent. Historical gout was called "disease of kings" because wealthy people ate meat AND sugar, drank port wine, and lived sedentary lives. The gout wasn't from the venison. It was from the dessert, alcohol, and sitting around all day. Modern studies show low-carb diets reduce gout attacks despite higher purine intake because fixing insulin resistance matters more than purine content. If dietary purines caused gout independent of metabolic health, carnivores would be crippled. They're not. They're walking around pain-free while people on "balanced diets" are having gout flares from eating "healthy" fruit juice. Your body can handle purines from meat. It can't handle fructose while insulin-resistant. Fix the insulin resistance, the gout disappears. Keep eating sugar, the gout continues regardless of meat intake."High meat consumption causes gout from excess uric acid!"
— Sama Hoole (@SamaHoole) January 15, 2026
Gout is caused by insulin resistance, not dietary purines.
Yes, meat contains purines that convert to uric acid. But the primary driver of elevated uric acid is fructose consumption and insulin resistance blocking uric…
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