Wednesday, January 13. Beans testing day!

My uric acid level has been consistently low over the past few days, so I decided to have some beans. Just to test. Beans are the vegetable which has the highest level of purines, the amino acid combination which is the raw material for uric acid. But recently, there has been dietary advice cropping up saying vegetable purines do not affect humans. Well, let us see. Because these were not just any beans. They are fermented by special bacteria (giving them an especially icky consistency). Accordimg to the Japanese purine table, they have a lot of purines - on the level of rabbit meat. But will it raise my uric acid level? We will see tomorrow.
​Todays weather and temperature: Below zero in the shade, above in the sun. The snow is melting quickly. But nights are still cold.
Breakfast: Natto rice with egg.
Lunch: Vegetable curry with natto and an omelet.
Snack: Japanese rice cracker
Dinner: Corn soup, miso soup, and curry soup with natto. It tasted worse than my own cooking until I put in the beans.
Todays supplements and dosage: Aojiru in a banana smoothie, six fish oil capsules.
Todays UA reading: 5.3 mg/dL. Did feel that blood taste again which I am guessing means my glucose is down too.
Todays step count: 13378
How much did I drink today?: Coffee 1 liter, tea 1.5 liter, water 1.5 liter.
This weeks weight: 121.2 kg
​Waist circumference: 122 cm
How many times did I go to the toilet today? #1 7 times, #2 2 times.
My urine pH this morning (for why this matters, read more here): 8
Was my urine strange in any way? No.
How many minutes did I use the Sixpad Foot Fit Plus? 10 minutes.
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