Doctors reveal that consuming beets causes…

1. Red or pink urine or stool (beturia)

  • Harmless!  Caused by betalain pigments. Affects approximately 10-14% of the population, especially those with hypochlorhydria or iron deficiency.
  • Not a trace of blood  , just a vibrant natural dye.

2. Kidney stones (in people at risk)

  • Beetroot contains  oxalates  , which can contribute to the formation of calcium oxalate stones in sensitive individuals.
  • This should only concern you  if you have had oxalate stones in the past.