peter
1/30/2017
3:33:34 AM | Hello Craig
Thanks you for the link. Here is what I find interesting. Urine, being a byproduct of blood filtration from your kidneys, is yellow due to a pigment called urochrome from the breakdown of hemoglobin, a protein in your red blood cells.
Perhaps the brownish skin blotches that people report also relate to the breakdown of hemoglobin arriving in the dermis. After all, the skin, as does the bladder, functions as an excretory organ.
Just "Food for thought."
Godspeed,
peter
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