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What Color Should Your Pee Be?

What urine can reveal about your health.

Adam Albright-Hanna
By Adam Albright-HannaJan 02, 2015
Adam Albright-Hanna
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From a healthy straw pale to a troublesome light green, the color of your urine can reveal a lot about your current health. This handy guide, compiled by the Cleveland Clinic, offers an easy make to make sure your pee is colored the way you want.

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