Tag: Diet and urine

According to a study published in the journal 'Urine pH is an indicator of dietary acid-base load,' dietary choices significantly impact urine pH. What foods and drinks make urine more acidic, and how can understanding this help manage your health?

While it's a common misconception, ginger does not directly make your pee yellow. Instead, the most common factor influencing urine color is your hydration level, which ginger can indirectly affect. This article clarifies the reasons behind yellow urine and explores what role, if any, ginger plays in the process.

Over 20% of people have noticed a change in their urine odor after eating certain foods. A peculiar and common phenomenon is when your pee smells like onions or garlic. This article explores the various reasons behind this potent aroma and when it might signal a more serious underlying health issue.

While most people consider fruit to be universally healthy, certain types can have a notable effect on your urinary system. This article explores the various ways fruit affects urine, from subtle changes in color and odor to more significant impacts on acidity and urinary frequency.