> Maybe with the added subpoint that if your urine is often colored, try to drink a little more. Honest question: why? Are there studies that point to coloured

> Maybe with the added subpoint that if your urine is often colored, try to drink a little more. Honest question: why? Are there studies that point to coloured urine as the cause of disease? It's clear to me that coloured urine is associated with disease (since the body excretes waste products via urine), but not that it can be the cause of it.