Avoid fried foods or anything else cooked in oil oils become rancid when heated and Vitamin E is destroyed in the process. A lack of Vitamin E has been linked with an increase of uric acid. Avoid white flour no cakes or pies. Stick to whole grains. Drink plenty of water to flush your system up to eight glasses a day is recommended, and it is better to use filtered water to avoid the contaminants that may be present in tap water.
Alcohol increases the production of uric acid, so avoid it.
If you are overweight, try to lose the excess and this should help lower serum uric acid levels. However do not skip meals or use crash diets. Get regular exercise even a walk a few times a week is good. You should call on your GP to assist you with any specific medical problems you may be experiencing. Medicine is an ever-changing science.