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While it is true that many are re-thinking the “8 glasses a day theory”, it is also true that not being properly hydrated can cause urine that is bright yellow in color. B Vitimins and other medications can also cause discolored urine. Pay attention to your fluid intake (and remember to drink before you feel thirsty), and you should see a change in color.
