Re: questions about niacin and chlorophyll

[Guest guest]

>

> Can the liquid chlorophyll turn urine a funny color? I took it for

> the first time this morning and ever since my urine has been a funny

> yellowish-green color.

>

> Does the flushing with niacin go away after you've been taking it for

> awhile? I took it today for the first time and boy did my arms and

> legs get a ton of bright red splotches on them! I'm taking 100 mg

> tablets because I couldn't find any in 50 mg size. Should I divide

> the tablet in half? If I work my way up on the dosing is it less

> likely to cause flushing?

>

>

>

Actually it was the b vitamins that caused the funny colored urine.

They're in capsules and the stuff inside is kind of yellow. Is this

normal for B vitamins? And if I start seeing the color in my urine

within an hour of taking them, am I getting any benefit from them?

[Guest guest]

>

> Can the liquid chlorophyll turn urine a funny color? I took it for

> the first time this morning and ever since my urine has been a funny

> yellowish-green color.

==> I've never heard of that happening. The only thing I can think of

is that you are not digesting it very well; increase your fats to help

digestion, and the other recommendations which are added as a new

section to my article " How to Successfully Overcome Candida " , or see

the Digestion Folder. Eat 1 tbl of unheated sauerkraut or kimchi with

every meal, and digestive enzymes.

>

> Does the flushing with niacin go away after you've been taking it for

> awhile? I took it today for the first time and boy did my arms and

> legs get a ton of bright red splotches on them! I'm taking 100 mg

> tablets because I couldn't find any in 50 mg size. Should I divide

> the tablet in half? If I work my way up on the dosing is it less

> likely to cause flushing?

==>You should probably divided the table in half and don't increase it

until your flushing minimizes.

Bee

[Guest guest]

--- In , " Bee Wilder "

>

> ==> I've never heard of that happening. The only thing I can think of

> is that you are not digesting it very well; increase your fats to help

> digestion, and the other recommendations which are added as a new

> section to my article " How to Successfully Overcome Candida " , or see

> the Digestion Folder. Eat 1 tbl of unheated sauerkraut or kimchi with

> every meal, and digestive enzymes.

I re-posted this but just in case you didn't see it...it's the B

vitamin that are causing the funny-colored urine, not the chlorophyll.

Is that normal?

[Guest guest]

Yes! One of the B vitamins (I think it's B2 but not sure right this second)

causes your urine to be a bright neon yellow. That's normal.

Ellen

[ ] Re: questions about niacin and chlorophyll

>

> I re-posted this but just in case you didn't see it...it's the B

> vitamin that are causing the funny-colored urine, not the chlorophyll.

> Is that normal?

>

[Guest guest]

I'm pretty certain B6 causes bright urine. My sons were on only B6 and zinc

at one time, and their urine was bright yellow.

-- Re: [ ] Re: questions about niacin and chlorophyll

Yes! One of the B vitamins (I think it's B2 but not sure right this second)

causes your urine to be a bright neon yellow. That's normal.

Ellen

[ ] Re: questions about niacin and chlorophyll

>

> I re-posted this but just in case you didn't see it...it's the B

> vitamin that are causing the funny-colored urine, not the chlorophyll.

> Is that normal?

>

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[Guest guest]

B complex produces bright yellow urine.

Zack

On Wed, 12 Jul 2006, tarinya2 wrote:

>

>

> I re-posted this but just in case you didn't see it...it's the B

> vitamin that are causing the funny-colored urine, not the chlorophyll.

> Is that normal?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, Val, B Vitamins, particularly B2 cause the urine to turn more

yellow. It is perfectly normal.

Bee

>

> --- In , " Bee Wilder "

> >

> > ==> I've never heard of that happening. The only thing I can

think of

> > is that you are not digesting it very well; increase your fats

to help

> > digestion, and the other recommendations which are added as a

new

> > section to my article " How to Successfully Overcome Candida " , or

see

> > the Digestion Folder. Eat 1 tbl of unheated sauerkraut or

kimchi with

> > every meal, and digestive enzymes.

>

>

> I re-posted this but just in case you didn't see it...it's the B

> vitamin that are causing the funny-colored urine, not the

chlorophyll.

> Is that normal?

>

>

>

>