Yes and no. The urine turns yellow because of the presence of the excess B2 vitamins. Your body has absorbed what it is using the excess has been diluted and expelled in the urine.
Urine is naturally slightly acidic, as of its color, yellow. By drinking a nearly completely neutral substance, it begins to make it neutral. Water is not completely a perfect 7, but can be anywhere between 6.8 and 7.3 on the pH scale.
The normal color of urine ranges from light yellow to dark amber, depending on the concentration of solutes in the urine. Certain medications contain dyes, such as methylene blue, that may cause the urine to turn green for one or more days. Green urine could also indicate a urinary tract infection, bile problems or an excess of B vitamins. A physician should be consulted if a person's urine appears green.
protein over spill in urine level 10
Yes and no. For both it depends both on the frequency and dosage received in the exposure. Anything is lethal at high enough dosage!
Excess concentration of fat-soluble vitamins can lead to toxicity because they are stored in the body's fat tissues and can accumulate over time. In contrast, excess water-soluble vitamins are easily excreted from the body through urine, making toxicity less likely but can still cause adverse effects at very high levels.
Bran flakes are high in fiber and contain certain vitamins, particularly B vitamins like riboflavin and B12, which can contribute to a brighter yellow color in urine. When consumed in significant amounts, the excess B vitamins that the body doesn't need can lead to more vivid urine. Additionally, the fiber content can influence hydration and digestion, which might also impact urine color. However, any significant changes in urine color can also be affected by hydration levels and other dietary factors.
Yes, Pedialyte can cause bright yellow urine due to its high electrolyte content, particularly the presence of riboflavin (vitamin B2), which can turn urine a bright yellow color. This change is generally harmless and indicates that the body is excreting excess vitamins. If you have concerns about urine color or other symptoms, it's always a good idea to consult a healthcare professional.
Urine is the mode in which the body releases toxins, so it is possible. It could potentionally, and more likely an explanation, be vitamins or any medicine that you ingested, flushing through your system.
I take vitmain B conplex, and it makes my urine a BRIGHT yellow, almost neon, and no it's not just a couple hours after first taking them, it's the whole day, and as long as you take them. I only take the pill once a day, and it make all urinations the same color. I knew about the whole not enough water thing, but it's not a dark or deep yellow, it's BRIGHT and VIBRANT, and nothing to be alarmed about.
no. bright yellow urine means you are dehydrated. which is a common symptom after you get high, that's why before a drug test u want to drink as many fluids as possible to flush through your system. which usually makes it clear. beer tends to work because it flushes your system quickly. -I have never heard of it meaning you are dehydrated, but I know for a fact it is the vitamin b12 leaving your body that causes the urine to be bright yellow.
No, 10 cc of insulin is not considered a high dosage.
No, you cannot get high from cat urine.
nope. just urine that was in ur urethera, nothing more nothing less
Urine consists of urea (the smelly, yellow/green part) and water. When dehydrated, your body attempts to conserve as much water as possible. It therefore increases the ratio of urea against the water, so there is a lot of urea, and not much water, this results in green/yellow urine, with a strong odour. This is perfectly normal, as long as it is not happening on a regular basis. If it is occurring very often, then you could be ill. Also, if you are drinking large amounts of water, but not urinating often, or your urine is yellow with a strong smeel, then you should get it checked with a doctor.
No, you cannot get high from cat urine.
No, it is not possible to get high from cat urine.
The color of snow may temporarily change to yellow or orange due to the pigments in urine. This can happen because the high nitrogen content in urine reacts with snow, causing it to melt and potentially change color.