Reply With QuoteThat gright yellow color is a b vitamin(i'm not sure which one).
...or it could be toxic waste!!!
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protein/vitamins & liver
I was just curious, does the consumption
of large amounts of whey protein (80g),
and 2 vitamins (GNC iron man) cause
any health problems? The reason I'm
asking is because whenever I take those
things, my urine turns bright yellow. This
causes me to think that my liver is working
overtime to get rid of the extra stuff that
my body dosen't use..
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You urinate out vitamins that the body cannot store, like vitamin C.
If it is like that constantly you are probably not intaking enough water.Motivation Bench form Charles Poliquin When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be. Lao-Tzu
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