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Is your urine dark in the morning? This could indicate that you’re stressed or not handling potential stress well. According to a recent study, the reason is that you drank too little water the day ...

Morning urine color may reveal stress reactivity. A study links hydration levels to cortisol surges, suggesting water intake shapes stress resilience.

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Hydration may do more than keep your skin glowing or kidneys healthy—it could help regulate your body’s stress response, according to new research. A 2025 study published in the Journal of Applied ...