👉 Pee fluid, also known as urine, is the waste product formed by the kidneys after filtering blood to remove excess water, salts, and toxins. It's primarily composed of water, but also contains small amounts of waste products like urea (a byproduct of protein metabolism), creatinine (from muscle breakdown), and various salts. The concentration of these substances varies, but the fluid's pH is slightly acidic, and it contains small amounts of glucose, amino acids, and vitamins. As urine flows out of the body, it gradually dilutes these waste products, eventually becoming more diluted and reaching its final composition before excretion.
