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A member asked:
Is it weird that i drink over 100 oz of water a day but my urine is still dark to medium yellow. what could be the problem?
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You're dry: You're losing more fluid than you're taking in. Doesn't matter how much you drink. If you sweat or pee more, you'll have dark urine.
Answered 3/19/2020
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