Reds and even green shades may be a sign of a more serious health problem, he adds.Dr
Powles stresses most people require between 1.5 and two litres of water
a day, and should avoid dehydrating, sugary drinks like soda and alcohol.
Below, Dr Powles outlines what different urine colours say about people's wellbeing.(DAILY MAIL U.K)
- Urine colour indicates hydration levels and should be a pale, straw-yellow hue
- Darker reds and even shades of green suggest a more serious health concern
- People should drink 1.5-2 litres of water a day and avoid dehydrating beverages
- Urine can change colour due to certain foods, such as beetroot or asparagus
- Darker shades may also occur due to complications of certain medication
Below, Dr Powles outlines what different urine colours say about people's wellbeing.(DAILY MAIL U.K)
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