Peter Attia· MD
did you observe any increase in your uric acid levels? I have seen some papers (https://t.co/fgf8l3C1Hl) where this seems to hold true.
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did you observe any increase in your uric acid levels? I have seen some papers (https://t.co/fgf8l3C1Hl) where this seems to hold true.
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It feels purely like a clearance problem with the source of increase being muscle breakdown?
Wonder if yours is going up b/c uric acid is going up?
especially if you use nutritional ketosis and fasting which you'll often see raise the uric acid level
it could also be and I've read something that says that uric acid and BHB compete for the same transporter in the kidney so there might also be a bit of a competitive blockade
uric acid goes through the roof along with beta-hydroxybutyrate of course two possible explanations for the uric acid going through the roof one is the breakdown of nucleic acid then obviously you know when I talk go through I mean doubling of uric acid
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