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What You Should Know: The Color of Your Urine Determines Your Kidney Health

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(Not a recipe, but here’s how to monitor and assess your urine:)

Observe the color of your urine regularly, especially in the morning.

Compare it to a general urine color chart:

Light Yellow: Ideal hydration and normal kidney function.

Clear: Possibly overhydrated.

Dark Yellow/Amber: Mild dehydration.

Brown or Tea-Colored: Possible liver/kidney issues – consult a doctor.

Red or Pink: Could indicate blood – urgent medical advice needed.

Cloudy or Foamy: May be a sign of infection or excess protein.

Keep track of any consistent changes or odors.

Serving and storage tips:

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