urine color help

Samuel said:

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but its
almost flourescent when put against a white background.
Any idea what it means?

Have you recently started taking any nutritional
supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in particular
the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2 (riboflavin)? If so,
what you are seeing is artificial food coloring, synthetic
textile dyes, fluorescent dyes added to laundry detergent,
etc. being released from your body. It's completely
harmless, in fact, it's a good sign. It will clear up in a
few days, unless you've got a really bad case. If you need
major detoxification, add a single-component riboflavin
supplement will speed things up a lot. At first, your urine
would become even more brightly colored, but eventually it
will clear up after the last toxins are released.

VERY IMPORTANT -- don't stop taking the riboflavin until
your urine runs clear. Riboflavin releases the toxins and
helps them run out of the body in the urine. If you suddenly
stop taking the riboflavin mid-stride, there will be high
levels of toxins that were released into your bloodstream,
but they will be trapped trying to get out of your body.
That could have uncertain consequences! You can get
riboflavin at pretty much any supermarket or drugstore these
days. Don't worry about brands -- all riboflavin is the
same. The cheapest generic riboflavin is as good as any
other. Hope this helps!

Might mean that you take vitamins.
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Hello,

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but its
almost flourescent when put against a white background.
Any idea what it means?

Thanks

Sam

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Samuel said:

Hello,

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but its
almost flourescent when put against a white background. Any
idea what it means?

You wouldn't, by any chance, happen to be taking a B-vitamin
supplement? Riboflavin will do that.

-- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net These are my
opinions only, but they're almost always correct. "If I
have not seen as far as others, it is because giants were
standing on my shoulders." (Hal Abelson, MIT)

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Hello,

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but its
almost flourescent when put against a white background.
Any idea what it means?

It means that MedTools, a/k/a mdd, wil be knocking on
your door.

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Mark Thorson said:

Samuel said:

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but
its almost flourescent when put against a white
background. Any idea what it means?

Have you recently started taking any nutritional
supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in
particular the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2
(riboflavin)? If so, what you are seeing is artificial food
coloring, synthetic textile dyes, fluorescent dyes added to
laundry detergent, etc. being released from your body. It's
completely harmless, in fact, it's a good sign. It will
clear up in a few days, unless you've got a really bad
case. If you need major detoxification, add a single-
component riboflavin supplement will speed things up a lot.
At first, your urine would become even more brightly
colored, but eventually it will clear up after the last
toxins are released.

VERY IMPORTANT -- don't stop taking the riboflavin until
your urine runs clear. Riboflavin releases the toxins and
helps them run out of the body in the urine. If you
suddenly stop taking the riboflavin mid-stride, there will
be high levels of toxins that were released into your
bloodstream, but they will be trapped trying to get out of
your body. That could have uncertain consequences! You can
get riboflavin at pretty much any supermarket or drugstore
these days. Don't worry about brands -- all riboflavin is
the same. The cheapest generic riboflavin is as good as any
other. Hope this helps!

ROTFL! Mark, you are amazing. Why can't you write more stuff
like this and less "Jan the Accuser" material?

-- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net These are my
opinions only, but they're almost always correct. "If I
have not seen as far as others, it is because giants were
standing on my shoulders." (Hal Abelson, MIT)

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Samuel said:

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but
its almost flourescent when put against a white
background. Any idea what it means?

Have you recently started taking any nutritional
supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in
particular the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2
(riboflavin)? If so, what you are seeing is artificial food
coloring, synthetic textile dyes, fluorescent dyes added to
laundry detergent, etc. being released from your body. It's
completely harmless, in fact, it's a good sign. It will
clear up in a few days, unless you've got a really bad
case. If you need major detoxification, add a single-
component riboflavin supplement will speed things up a lot.
At first, your urine would become even more brightly
colored, but eventually it will clear up after the last
toxins are released.

VERY IMPORTANT -- don't stop taking the riboflavin until
your urine runs clear. Riboflavin releases the toxins and
helps them run out of the body in the urine. If you
suddenly stop taking the riboflavin mid-stride, there will
be high levels of toxins that were released into your
bloodstream, but they will be trapped trying to get out of
your body. That could have uncertain consequences! You can
get riboflavin at pretty much any supermarket or drugstore
these days. Don't worry about brands -- all riboflavin is
the same. The cheapest generic riboflavin is as good as any
other. Hope this helps!

Thanks!! It never occured to me! I have been taking some
multivitamins and antioxidants because I've been feeling
really tired lately. Among other vit's it has 25mg of
riboflavin, 25mg of b-6 and 50mcg of b-12. It hasn't helped
much but I've only been taking it for a week now. Mystery
solved! 🙂

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Hello,

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but
its almost flourescent when put against a white
background. Any idea what it means?

It means that MedTools, a/k/a mdd, wil be knocking on
your door.

No, mdd will not as Marki has been there and soiled the
place. mdd simply asked if S had been using vitamins.

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Hello,

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but
its almost flourescent when put against a white
background. Any idea what it means?

It means that MedTools, a/k/a mdd, wil be knocking on
your door.

No, mdd will not as Marki has been there and soiled the
place. mdd simply asked if S had been using vitamins.

So, you get your vitimas drinking supplemented urine?

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> Hello,
>
> Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why
> but its almost flourescent when put against a white
> background. Any idea what it means?

It means that MedTools, a/k/a mdd, wil be knocking on
your door.

No, mdd will not as Marki has been there and soiled the
place. mdd

simply

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asked if S had been using vitamins.

So, you get your vitimas drinking supplemented urine?

No, but I suppose you do.

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> > Hello,
> >
> > Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why
> > but its almost flourescent when put against a
> > white background. Any idea what it means?
>
> It means that MedTools, a/k/a mdd, wil be knocking
> on your door.
>
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No, mdd will not as Marki has been there and soiled
the place. mdd

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asked if S had been using vitamins.

So, you get your vitimas drinking supplemented urine?

No, but I suppose you do.

Nah...I like fresh fruits and veggies.

Are you taking B vitamins? Anth

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Hello,

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but its
almost flourescent when put against a white background.
Any idea what it means?

Thanks

Sam

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Quoted message said:

Samuel said:

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but
its almost flourescent when put against a white
background. Any idea what it means?

Have you recently started taking any nutritional
supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in
particular the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2
(riboflavin)? If so, what you are seeing is artificial
food coloring, synthetic textile dyes, fluorescent dyes
added to laundry detergent, etc. being released from
your body.

This is fascinating information, and you could be right, but
why does B2 make the urine only change to bright yellow?
After all, there are various coloured dyes, so wouldn't the
urine change to all sorts of colours depending on artificial
food colours consumed i.e., in some cases wouldn't the urine
would go red, green or blue if say coloured cordials,
lollies were consumed.

How reliable is this information i.e., that B2 helps the
body eliminate artificial food colourings? I had always
thought the bright yellow urine colour was because
vitamin B is water soluable and any excess gets
eliminated pretty quickly (vitamin b tablets are yellow),
hence the yellow urine.

Quoted message said:

It's completely harmless, in fact, it's a good sign. It
will clear up in a few days, unless you've got a really
bad case. If you need major detoxification, add a single-
component riboflavin supplement will speed things up a
lot. At first, your urine would become even more brightly
colored, but eventually it will clear up after the last
toxins are released.

I've never taken vitamin b for very long because of this
highly coloured urine thing, which is a bit off putting. I
always assume my body doesn't need it if it keeps getting
passed out in my urine.

Quoted message said:

VERY IMPORTANT -- don't stop taking the riboflavin until
your urine runs clear. Riboflavin releases the toxins and
helps them run out of the body in the urine. If you
suddenly stop taking the riboflavin mid-stride, there will
be high levels of toxins that were released into your
bloodstream, but they will be trapped trying to get out of
your body. That could have uncertain consequences! You can
get riboflavin at pretty much any supermarket or drugstore
these days. Don't worry about brands -- all riboflavin is
the same. The cheapest generic riboflavin is as good as
any other. Hope this helps!

(Mark is taking the p***) Anth

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Mark Thorson said:

Samuel said:

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but
its almost flourescent when put against a white
background. Any idea what it means?

Have you recently started taking any nutritional
supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in
particular the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2
(riboflavin)? If so, what you are seeing is artificial
food coloring, synthetic textile dyes, fluorescent dyes
added to laundry detergent, etc. being released from your
body. It's completely harmless, in fact, it's a good sign.
It will clear up in a few days, unless you've got a really
bad case. If you need major detoxification, add a single-
component riboflavin supplement will speed things up a
lot. At first, your urine would become even more brightly
colored, but eventually it will clear up after the last
toxins are released.

VERY IMPORTANT -- don't stop taking the riboflavin until
your urine runs clear. Riboflavin releases the toxins and
helps them run out of the body in the urine. If you
suddenly stop taking the riboflavin mid-stride, there will
be high levels of toxins that were released into your
bloodstream, but they will be trapped trying to get out of
your body. That could have uncertain consequences! You can
get riboflavin at pretty much any supermarket or drugstore
these days. Don't worry about brands -- all riboflavin is
the same. The cheapest generic riboflavin is as good as
any other. Hope this helps!

Thanks!! It never occured to me! I have been taking some
multivitamins and antioxidants because I've been feeling
really tired lately. Among other vit's it has 25mg of
riboflavin, 25mg of b-6 and 50mcg of b-12. It hasn't
helped much but I've only been taking it for a week now.
Mystery solved! 🙂

Carole said:

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Quoted message said:

Have you recently started taking any nutritional
supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in
particular the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2
(riboflavin)? If so, what you are seeing is artificial
food coloring, synthetic textile dyes, fluorescent dyes
added to laundry detergent, etc. being released from
your body.

This is fascinating information, and you could be right,
but why does B2 make the urine only change to bright
yellow? After all, there are various coloured dyes, so
wouldn't the urine change to all sorts of colours
depending on artificial food colours consumed i.e., in
some cases wouldn't the urine would go red, green or blue
if say coloured cordials, lollies were consumed.

Yellow is the color you get if you mix all the colors
together. In a very bad case, you might get brown, but
usually it will be yellow which is a dilute form of brown.

It's like if you collected every color of paint turned in
for recycling and mixed them all together -- you'd get
brown, and if you diluted that brown paint mixture with
white paint, you'd get yellow.

Quoted message said:

How reliable is this information i.e., that B2 helps the
body eliminate artificial food colourings?

100% reliable. Sonic.net has a review committee of experts
that perform fact-checking on all Usenet postings
transmitted from this site. Not all sites perform this
service, but the more reputable ones do.

Quoted message said:

I had always thought the bright yellow urine colour was
because vitamin B is water soluable and any excess gets
eliminated pretty quickly (vitamin b tablets are yellow),
hence the yellow urine.

Quoted message said:

It's completely harmless, in fact, it's a good sign. It
will clear up in a few days, unless you've got a really
bad case. If you need major detoxification, add a single-
component riboflavin supplement will speed things up a
lot. At first, your urine would become even more
brightly colored, but eventually it will clear up after
the last toxins are released.

I've never taken vitamin b for very long because of this
highly coloured urine thing, which is a bit off putting. I
always assume my body doesn't need it if it keeps getting
passed out in my urine.

That's what the pharmaceutical companies want you to
believe! They spread the myth that excess vitamins are
passed into the urine, and that any money you spend on
nutritional supplements is wasted. That's because they would
be put out of business tomorrow if everybody were taking
vitamins for health.

Think about it! Your body saves as fat every extra calorie
you eat. Why would your body not save something even more
valuable, like vitamins? The notion that excess vitamins are
lost in the urine makes no sense! All vitamins are stored in
the body. Hope this helps! :-)

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

VERY IMPORTANT -- don't stop taking the riboflavin until
your urine runs clear. Riboflavin releases the toxins
and helps them run out of the body in the urine. If you
suddenly stop taking the riboflavin mid-stride, there
will be high levels of toxins that were released into
your bloodstream, but they will be trapped trying to get
out of your body. That could have uncertain
consequences! You can get riboflavin at pretty much any
supermarket or drugstore these days. Don't worry about
brands -- all riboflavin is the same. The cheapest
generic riboflavin is as good as any other. Hope this
helps! :-)

Carole drink a lot of bright red pepper juice, then drink
some yellow then some bright green ? See what colour your
urine comes out - I'd like to be it is a nice clear
colour. Anth

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Samuel said:

Lately my urine is bright yellow. I don't know why but
its almost flourescent when put against a white
background. Any idea what it means?

Have you recently started taking any nutritional
supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in
particular the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2
(riboflavin)? If so, what you are seeing is artificial
food coloring, synthetic textile dyes, fluorescent dyes
added to laundry detergent, etc. being released from
your body.

This is fascinating information, and you could be right,
but why does B2 make the urine only change to bright
yellow? After all, there are various coloured dyes, so
wouldn't the urine change to all sorts of colours
depending on artificial food colours consumed i.e., in
some cases wouldn't the urine would go red, green or blue
if say coloured cordials, lollies were consumed.

How reliable is this information i.e., that B2 helps the
body eliminate artificial food colourings? I had always
thought the bright yellow urine colour was because
vitamin B is water soluable and any excess gets
eliminated pretty quickly (vitamin b tablets are yellow),
hence the yellow urine.

Quoted message said:

It's completely harmless, in fact, it's a good sign. It
will clear up in a few days, unless you've got a really
bad case. If you need major detoxification, add a single-
component riboflavin supplement will speed things up a
lot. At first, your urine would become even more brightly
colored, but eventually it will clear up after the last
toxins are released.

I've never taken vitamin b for very long because of this
highly coloured urine thing, which is a bit off putting. I
always assume my body doesn't need it if it keeps getting
passed out in my urine.

Quoted message said:

VERY IMPORTANT -- don't stop taking the riboflavin until
your urine runs clear. Riboflavin releases the toxins and
helps them run out of the body in the urine. If you
suddenly stop taking the riboflavin mid-stride, there
will be high levels of toxins that were released into
your bloodstream, but they will be trapped trying to get
out of your body. That could have uncertain consequences!
You can get riboflavin at pretty much any supermarket or
drugstore these days. Don't worry about brands -- all
riboflavin is the same. The cheapest generic riboflavin
is as good as any other. Hope this helps!

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Carole said:

Mark Thorson <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Have you recently started taking any nutritional
supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in
particular the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2
(riboflavin)? If so, what you are seeing is artificial
food coloring, synthetic textile dyes, fluorescent
dyes added to laundry detergent, etc. being released
from your body.

This is fascinating information, and you could be right,
but why does B2 make the urine only change to bright
yellow? After all, there are various coloured dyes, so
wouldn't the urine change to all sorts of colours
depending on artificial food colours consumed i.e., in
some cases wouldn't the urine would go red, green or
blue if say coloured cordials, lollies were consumed.

Yellow is the color you get if you mix all the colors
together. In a very bad case, you might get brown, but
usually it will be yellow which is a dilute form of brown.

It's like if you collected every color of paint turned in
for recycling and mixed them all together -- you'd get
brown, and if you diluted that brown paint mixture with
white paint, you'd get yellow.

Yes, I thought of this later. Blue or red added to already
yellow urine merely changes the shade i.e., to more green or
lemon coloured or more orange coloured in the case of red
artificial coloring.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

How reliable is this information i.e., that B2 helps the
body eliminate artificial food colourings?

100% reliable. Sonic.net has a review committee of experts
that perform fact-checking on all Usenet postings
transmitted from this site. Not all sites perform this
service, but the more reputable ones do.

But sonic.net is an ISP. Surely you wouldn't expect them to
research information to this level, and where did the
information come from originally.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I had always thought the bright yellow urine colour was
because vitamin B is water soluable and any excess gets
eliminated pretty quickly (vitamin b tablets are
yellow), hence the yellow urine.

Quoted message said:

It's completely harmless, in fact, it's a good sign.
It will clear up in a few days, unless you've got a
really bad case. If you need major detoxification, add
a single-component riboflavin supplement will speed
things up a lot. At first, your urine would become
even more brightly colored, but eventually it will
clear up after the last toxins are released.

I've never taken vitamin b for very long because of this
highly coloured urine thing, which is a bit off putting.
I always assume my body doesn't need it if it keeps
getting passed out in my urine.

That's what the pharmaceutical companies want you to
believe! They spread the myth that excess vitamins are
passed into the urine, and that any money you spend on
nutritional supplements is wasted. That's because they
would be put out of business tomorrow if everybody were
taking vitamins for health.

Of course this makes sense and I wouldn't be at all
surprised.

Quoted message said:

Think about it! Your body saves as fat every extra calorie
you eat. Why would your body not save something even more
valuable, like vitamins? The notion that excess vitamins
are lost in the urine makes no sense! All vitamins are
stored in the body. Hope this helps! :-)

Sounds logical, but you wouldn't be able to provide an
authoritative source that this is true. That would be
helpful. I've checked around but without too much success.

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Carole said:

Mark Thorson <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>
> Have you recently started taking any nutritional
> supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in
> particular the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2
> (riboflavin)? If so, what you are seeing is
> artificial food coloring, synthetic textile dyes,
> fluorescent dyes added to laundry detergent, etc.
> being released from your body.

This is fascinating information, and you could be
right, but why does B2 make the urine only change to
bright yellow? After all, there are various coloured
dyes, so wouldn't the urine change to all sorts of
colours depending on artificial food colours consumed
i.e., in some cases wouldn't the urine would go red,
green or blue if say coloured cordials, lollies were
consumed.

Yellow is the color you get if you mix all the colors
together. In a very bad case, you might get brown, but
usually it will be yellow which is a dilute form of
brown.

It's like if you collected every color of paint turned
in for recycling and mixed them all together -- you'd
get brown, and if you diluted that brown paint mixture
with white paint, you'd get yellow.

Yes, I thought of this later. Blue or red added to already
yellow urine merely changes the shade i.e., to more green
or lemon coloured or more orange coloured in the case of
red artificial coloring.

I'm not saying they're aren't variations in urine color due
to diet or other factors. I had a friend who was given a new
orange sofa from her parents, and her urine was always that
exact same orange color. She thought it was cool that her
urine mached her sofa, but I thought it was kinda creepy,
myself. You don't know anything about what that orange color
is, and it sure ain't natural.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

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How reliable is this information i.e., that B2 helps
the body eliminate artificial food colourings?

100% reliable. Sonic.net has a review committee of
experts that perform fact-checking on all Usenet
postings transmitted from this site. Not all sites
perform this service, but the more reputable ones do.

But sonic.net is an ISP. Surely you wouldn't expect them
to research information to this level, and where did the
information come from originally.

You'd have to ask Sonic.net where they get their experts
from. I know the selection has to be approved by their
lawyers, because they once got sued by the Church of
Scientology, and they had to prove that L. Ron Hubbard
really was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia when he was
in the U.S. Navy.

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I had always thought the bright yellow urine colour
was because vitamin B is water soluable and any excess
gets eliminated pretty quickly (vitamin b tablets are
yellow), hence the yellow urine.

> It's completely harmless, in fact, it's a good sign.
> It will clear up in a few days, unless you've got a
> really bad case. If you need major detoxification,
> add a single-component riboflavin supplement will
> speed things up a lot. At first, your urine would
> become even more brightly colored, but eventually it
> will clear up after the last toxins are released.

I've never taken vitamin b for very long because of
this highly coloured urine thing, which is a bit off
putting. I always assume my body doesn't need it if it
keeps getting passed out in my urine.

That's what the pharmaceutical companies want you to
believe! They spread the myth that excess vitamins are
passed into the urine, and that any money you spend on
nutritional supplements is wasted. That's because they
would be put out of business tomorrow if everybody were
taking vitamins for health.

Of course this makes sense and I wouldn't be at all
surprised.

It's actually much worse than that. They have secretly
bought up all of the sources of coral calcium, so that they
will be able to take it off the market. Already prices have
doubled here in the U.S., and a friend of mine who works at
a health food store says her boss is stockpiling a whole
warehouse full of it. By next year, prices could be ten
times higher.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Think about it! Your body saves as fat every extra
calorie you eat. Why would your body not save
something even more valuable, like vitamins? The
notion that excess vitamins are lost in the urine
makes no sense! All vitamins are stored in the body.
Hope this helps! :-)

Sounds logical, but you wouldn't be able to provide an
authoritative source that this is true. That would be
helpful. I've checked around but without too much success.

Every time someone puts up a web page about it, the
pharmaceutical company lawyers jump on it. You might have
freedom of speech, but it could cost you $10,000 to prove it
in court. Hope this helps. :-)

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Carole said:

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Carole wrote:

> Mark Thorson <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> >
> > Have you recently started taking any nutritional
> > supplements, especially containing B vitamins, in
> > particular the powerful detoxifying vitamin B2
> > (riboflavin)? If so, what you are seeing is
> > artificial food coloring, synthetic textile dyes,
> > fluorescent dyes added to laundry detergent, etc.
> > being released from your body.
>
> This is fascinating information, and you could be
> right, but why does B2 make the urine only change to
> bright yellow? After all, there are various coloured
> dyes, so wouldn't the urine change to all sorts of
> colours depending on artificial food colours
> consumed i.e., in some cases wouldn't the urine
> would go red, green or blue if say coloured
> cordials, lollies were consumed.

Yellow is the color you get if you mix all the colors
together. In a very bad case, you might get brown, but
usually it will be yellow which is a dilute form of
brown.

It's like if you collected every color of paint turned
in for recycling and mixed them all together -- you'd
get brown, and if you diluted that brown paint mixture
with white paint, you'd get yellow.

Yes, I thought of this later. Blue or red added to
already yellow urine merely changes the shade i.e., to
more green or lemon coloured or more orange coloured in
the case of red artificial coloring.

I'm not saying they're aren't variations in urine color
due to diet or other factors. I had a friend who was given
a new orange sofa from her parents, and her urine was
always that exact same orange color. She thought it was
cool that her urine mached her sofa, but I thought it was
kinda creepy, myself. You don't know anything about what
that orange color is, and it sure ain't natural.

Are you saying that her urine was coloured by chemicals
from her sofa?

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> How reliable is this information i.e., that B2 helps
> the body eliminate artificial food colourings?

100% reliable. Sonic.net has a review committee of
experts that perform fact-checking on all Usenet
postings transmitted from this site. Not all sites
perform this service, but the more reputable ones do.

But sonic.net is an ISP. Surely you wouldn't expect them
to research information to this level, and where did the
information come from originally.

You'd have to ask Sonic.net where they get their experts
from. I know the selection has to be approved by their
lawyers, because they once got sued by the Church of
Scientology, and they had to prove that L. Ron Hubbard
really was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia when he
was in the U.S. Navy.

Have you got any references concerning this information.
This is mere heresay at this point in time and as
interesting as it is, could be a total fabrication.

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> I had always thought the bright yellow urine colour
> was because vitamin B is water soluable and any
> excess gets eliminated pretty quickly (vitamin b
> tablets are yellow), hence the yellow urine.
>
> > It's completely harmless, in fact, it's a good
> > sign. It will clear up in a few days, unless
> > you've got a really bad case. If you need major
> > detoxification, add a single-component riboflavin
> > supplement will speed things up a lot. At first,
> > your urine would become even more brightly
> > colored, but eventually it will clear up after the
> > last toxins are released.
>
> I've never taken vitamin b for very long because of
> this highly coloured urine thing, which is a bit off
> putting. I always assume my body doesn't need it if
> it keeps getting passed out in my urine.

That's what the pharmaceutical companies want you to
believe! They spread the myth that excess vitamins are
passed into the urine, and that any money you spend on
nutritional supplements is wasted. That's because they
would be put out of business tomorrow if everybody
were taking vitamins for health.

Of course this makes sense and I wouldn't be at all
surprised.

It's actually much worse than that. They have secretly
bought up all of the sources of coral calcium, so that
they will be able to take it off the market. Already
prices have doubled here in the U.S., and a friend of mine
who works at a health food store says her boss is
stockpiling a whole warehouse full of it. By next year,
prices could be ten times higher.

Are you serious, or are you leading me on? I won't way its
not beyond the realms of possibility, but it is rather
fantastic information. And without some substantiation, I
wouldn't give this information any credence.

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Think about it! Your body saves as fat every extra
calorie you eat. Why would your body not save
something even more valuable, like vitamins? The
notion that excess vitamins are lost in the urine
makes no sense! All vitamins are stored in the body.
Hope this helps! :-)

Sounds logical, but you wouldn't be able to provide an
authoritative source that this is true. That would be
helpful. I've checked around but without too much
success.

Every time someone puts up a web page about it, the
pharmaceutical company lawyers jump on it. You might have
freedom of speech, but it could cost you $10,000 to prove
it in court. Hope this helps. :-)

It doesn't really help, to tell the truth. Unless you have
some substantiating information, it could be a fairy story.

Carole austarmetro.com.auhealth.htmOpen ↗

Carole said:

Mark Thorson <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I'm not saying they're aren't variations in urine color
due to diet or other factors. I had a friend who was
given a new orange sofa from her parents, and her urine
was always that exact same orange color. She thought it
was cool that her urine mached her sofa, but I thought
it was kinda creepy, myself. You don't know anything
about what that orange color is, and it sure ain't
natural.

Are you saying that her urine was coloured by chemicals
from her sofa?

I couldn't rule it out. I suppose it could be just a
coincidence, but if you had a chance to see the sofa you
wouldn't think so.

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You'd have to ask Sonic.net where they get their experts
from. I know the selection has to be approved by their
lawyers, because they once got sued by the Church of
Scientology, and they had to prove that L. Ron Hubbard
really was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia when he
was in the U.S. Navy.

Have you got any references concerning this information.
This is mere heresay at this point in time and as
interesting as it is, could be a total fabrication.

A fabrication? Sonic.net does not allow posting incorrect
information from their servers. Sonic.net users must use
Google for that.

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It's actually much worse than that. They have secretly
bought up all of the sources of coral calcium, so that
they will be able to take it off the market. Already
prices have doubled here in the U.S., and a friend of
mine who works at a health food store says her boss is
stockpiling a whole warehouse full of it. By next year,
prices could be ten times higher.

Are you serious, or are you leading me on? I won't way its
not beyond the realms of possibility, but it is rather
fantastic information. And without some substantiation, I
wouldn't give this information any credence.

What's so hard to believe? That someone would stockpile
inventory in anticipation of higher prices? That's called
capitalism. It happens all the time. Like the current
situation in the oil business.

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> Think about it! Your body saves as fat every extra
> calorie you eat. Why would your body not save
> something even more valuable, like vitamins? The
> notion that excess vitamins are lost in the urine
> makes no sense! All vitamins are stored in the body.
> Hope this helps! :-)

Sounds logical, but you wouldn't be able to provide an
authoritative source that this is true. That would be
helpful. I've checked around but without too much
success.

Every time someone puts up a web page about it, the
pharmaceutical company lawyers jump on it. You might
have freedom of speech, but it could cost you $10,000 to
prove it in court. Hope this helps. :-)

It doesn't really help, to tell the truth. Unless you
have some substantiating information, it could be a
fairy story.

But what standard of proof would be enough for you? Whatever
evidence is presented, you will ask for more. And with all
the witnesses being silenced, who would dare to place
themselves at risk by speaking up?

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Carole austarmetro.com.auhealth.htmOpen ↗

Hope this helps! :-)