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Your urine will turn red. Just a warning almost freaked out when it happened after a race and thought I had blood in my urine

2017-02-14 6:14 PM
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I tried beet juice once.

End of story. That ish was gross.
2017-02-14 8:17 PM
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Your urine will turn red. Just a warning almost freaked out when it happened after a race and thought I had blood in my urine


It affects people differently. Some people really don't even get the red urine. I don't unless I am super super dehyrdated.
2017-02-15 3:19 PM
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Your urine will turn red. Just a warning almost freaked out when it happened after a race and thought I had blood in my urine


Are you sure it wasn't blood in your urine? That happened to me once and I freaked out because I've had kidney issues. Apparently its common and not the end of the world as long as it resolves. http://upandhumming.com/2014/02/rhabdomyolysis-and-runners-warning-...
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Yikes, I have drank it and could barely stomach the taste but urine never turned red.
2017-02-15 4:54 PM
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I thought the beet juice went down nice I even won my age group that day (Ok I was the only one in my age group that race). it was beet juice I could tell by the color it was just enough off color to let me know what it was.




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I did the same thing. FREAKED out until I thought it through...
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