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If you’re asking about what eating beets can cause, common effects include:
- Red or pink urine (beeturia): A harmless effect in some people after eating beets.
- Red/pink stool: Also usually harmless and caused by beet pigments.
- Lower blood pressure: Beetroot is rich in nitrates, which can help blood vessels relax and may reduce blood pressure in some people.
- Digestive effects: The fiber in beets may cause gas or bloating for some people.
- Kidney stone concerns: Beets contain oxalates, so people prone to certain types of kidney stones may need to moderate intake.
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