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Many of us pass urine without thinking or looking at the colour of it. But perhaps it’s time to take note, because our pee can say a lot about our health, according to one doctor. Dr Chris Steele explained what each shade of pee – from clear to red to green and blue – tells us about the body. He lined up test tubes of a range of colours of urine, from clear through to dark yellow, to red and blue. His first piece of advice is to look at the colour of urine while peeing, rather than when it has hit the toilet bowl. You should look at the colour in the stream that you’re passing, not when it’s in the toilet bowl, because it gets diluted in two litres of water.’ When asked if this would be a bit difficult for women, he replied: ‘You can even catch it if you’re worried.’ And when thinking about the colour of our pee, it's important to remember how food, drink and medication could be affecting it, he added. He said: ‘Laxatives can cause a darkening colour of the urine. Always think about what you’re putting in your mouth, could that be affecting things?’ An example of this is asparagus and food colourants that can turn the urine blue or green. Meanwhile, urine that is frothy and foamy could be a warning sign someone is eating too much protein and needs to cut back, he said. ‘It could be due to protein. Maybe you’re on a high protein diet. Or it could be due to infection.' Next, he explained what each shade of pee means, in terms of health. Clear urine could be a sign of a ‘good hydrated person’, Dr Steele said. However, it could be because they are taking diuretic medicine which is making them pass water frequently He added: ‘They might be drinking diuretic-type drinks, such as coffee and alcohol. They can cause this effect.’ He explained that the kidneys have two main functions: the first being to filter out toxins, create waste matter, and get it out of the body. The second is to balance fluid in the body; the fluid gained from drinks and metabolic reactions in the body, and the fluids lost through sweat. A deep yellow coloured urine means the person is more dehydrated. He said: ‘In the morning you might notice your urine is darker coloured than in the evening. 'This is because in the night you’ve just been laying there doing nothing and your kidneys have been working concentrating the toxic effects. ‘Deep yellow urine could be a sign of liver problems which cause jaundice of the skin, eyes, and the urine to become more yellow.’ But the most important colour to look out for is a pink or light red colour. If a person has red-coloured urine, it could be because they ate certain foods the night before. Dr Steele said: ‘Beetroot, blackberries, blackcurrants even rhubarb [are all common culprits]. Food colourants are powerful and can get through the kidneys.’ However, it could be a more serious sign of infection from the kidney travelling down through the bladder and urethra. It could also be due to a tumour, or kidney stones. ‘But the commonest reasons for red urine is cystitis - or urinary tract infections,’ Dr Steele said. ‘This causes excess blood to come out into the urine.’ A person with dark red urine is deeply dehydrated, he warned. ‘We’re talking about patients with liver disease,' he explained. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2981209/What-PEE-says-health-clear-stream-means-drinking-coffee-red-urine-signal-cancer.html#ixzz3TXxhmcKa
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GMB taken away in an Ambulance. So this Fayose was right ![]() https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152755090526939&fref=nf |
gremling:You just missed a golden opportunity, the governor of ekiti state Ayo Fayose sponsored few people couple of days ago to the U.K. to monitor GMB, wish you had mentioned earlier, you for don dey jand. |
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I honestly feel sorry for this generation. |
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The result of singing for APC right? |
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Motorists driving through Dubai could not believe their eyes when it started raining money in the middle of the UAE city. Thousands of 500 UAE Dirham notes - worth around £88 - flew through the oil-rich city on a busy afternoon earlier this month, and officials have yet to give an explanation as to why, or reveal a source of the cash. Drivers abandoned their cars in order to get their hands on the notes blowing down the road, and were filmed holding handfuls of notes. It is estimated that notes valued between two and three million Dirham were loose - meaning up to £500,000 was blowing in the wind. The notes were carried by strong winds through the Jumeirah area of Dubai for several minutes, but locals have got no idea where it came from. One surprised local described how his wife pulled over her car to film motorists dodging cash collectors on a busy stretch of highway in the city. He said: 'It was a very windy day. She was stuck in the traffic. She saw all this money. 'It was just raining money. It was 500 AED notes which is worth quite a lot. It was a lot of money. A lot of people were getting out of there car to grab this money. 'It doesn't happen every day. Everyone was amazing this was happening.' The baffling incident happened at around 3pm on February 11 and locals have no explanation. Police later arrived at the area and ushered people away, local media reports. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2965297/Traffic-comes-halt-starts-raining-MONEY-Dubai-Cash-worth-half-million-pounds-blows-city-knows-came-from.html#ixzz3SbWKZKvY
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o42austino:It should be the responsibility of the United Nations and African Union to provide traffic light in Nigeria so you all should take note ![]() |
Blackett:They are actually referred to as "dumb blondes" |
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like this poster, is it the duty of FG to provide Streetlight or the State Gov't? Pls use the MB ur mum bought for u wisely.