Re:Re: Clear Pee

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Make sure you are getting enough salt in your diet. In our salt-phobic society,

we forget that the kidneys & adrenals need salt to work properly. When there is

not enough salt in the body, it can't hold any water & if you try to replace the

water without adding salt, it just washes more salt out of the system.

Dr. explains this very well in his book,

" Adrenal Fatigue: The 21st Century Stress Syndrome "

http://www.adrenalfatigue.org/adrenal-fatigue-the-21st-century-stress-syndrome.h\

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P.S.

I found his book much more useful than his website, but that's just me.

You may want to check for the book in your library:

http://www.worldcat.org/title/adrenal-fatigue-the-21st-century-stress-syndrome/o\

clc/48384997/editions?editionsView=true & referer=di

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> Clear urine is better than cloudy or dark urine. Means your daughter is

> staying hydrated, and that is a good thing. Have you noticed whether she is

> going more often? The more frequently you urinate, the less color you

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> If you are concerned, then do check with her doctor.

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> I don't know enough about kidney problems or other issues that might have

> clear urine as a symptom. I have problems with dehydration, even though I

> drink constantly, so I am happy when I see very little color in my urine;

> usually I have the opposite problem [sigh].

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> Kim M.

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> SCD 6 years

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> Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction 6+ years

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> neurological & spinal deterioration 3+ years

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> Why is my little girl's urine totally colorless for the past 2 or 3 days (at

> least that's when I began to notice)?

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> Still on Stage 1 of the Diet, but started a month ago. My understanding is

> that when you're well hydrated, you should pee pale, but there's still a

> tiny bit of yellow tint to it. Now, I haven't been pushing fluids on Lizzie,

> so I can't believe she's suddenly well-hydrated.

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