urine therapy

[Guest guest]

I have just recently started it too. I have to say that I am very pleased as

well. I used to suffer from sinus problems and had headaches several times a

week. I have so much energy now. I am very happy to have found this therapy.

 

May I ask how much of your morning urine are you drinking now. I started

with just a few drops. I am now drinking all of my first morning urination.

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Thanks,

 

Tim

 

 

On 4/2/07, Andries Cane <imlivingonpurpose wrote:

>

> Sorry I'm a bit behind on my emails. I have been doing a form of urine

> therapy for over a year, and I'm very happy with the way it works. Sometimes

> it's like magic! I used to get allergy/sinus/whatever problems when the

> weather changed or perhaps when the molds were increasing. I used to be

> miserable with sinus headaches, stuffy/runny nose, etc. I read up on the

> Urine therapy and tried it the wimpy way. Instead of collecting my urine in

> a container, I just got it on one clean finger and put it in my mouth. Of

> course, I did it with the first urination of the morning, and I collected

> midstream. Sometimes it works within seconds, especially if I do it before

> the symptoms get too severe. I am so grateful to have found this, and I

> recommend it to my closest friends (the ones that possibly won't gag or

> freak out). Still haven't gotten my kids to try it... Oh well, at least if I

> keep doing it, maybe they'll get used to the idea. Good luck,

>

> Renae

> www.peacerus.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

U are going the correct way Tim.U have to drink the whole of ur

morning urine,,but excluding the first few and the last few

drops.Also try to avoid all salty and spicy food from ur diet.

The correct time of drinking the urine is 3am in winters and 2am in

the summers(as Damartantra says).Goodluck.

 

Alok

 

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> I have just recently started it too. I have to say that I am very

pleased as

> well. I used to suffer from sinus problems and had headaches

several times a

> week. I have so much energy now. I am very happy to have found

this therapy.

>

> May I ask how much of your morning urine are you drinking now. I

started

> with just a few drops. I am now drinking all of my first morning

urination.

> \

>

> Thanks,

>

> Tim

[Guest guest]

, " Diana Moore "

<thebowentechnique wrote:

>Dear Diana, Urine therapy is very powerful and goes back a long time.

There is an old book called the 'Water of Life' by J W Armstrong,

that is absolutely amazing. If you can't get a copy let me know and

I'll try and scan mine for you. If you are hesitating at all; don't,

urine is a marvelous healer. Regards, Don Moody.

>

>

> I would be interested in hearing peoples views on Urine Therapy.

>

> I have been doing alot of research on this and have found that alot

> of our most expensive moisterisers, cleansers and toners have Urea

in

> them to help soften the skin.

>

> Since then I have read that there are thousands of people

collecting

> and using their own urine for skin care and getting incredible

> results for problem skin, dry skin and aging wrinkled skin.

>

> And even more people drinking their own urine for obtaining optimum

> health and curing all sorts of diseases and ailments.

>

> Look forward to your comments and stories.

>

> Kind regards,

> Diana

> http://www.cafepress.com/omsymbol

>

[Guest guest]

I too would be interested in hearing peoples thoughts on this therapy.

 

Also, I have been doing some reading on the urine fast. I was curious if

anyone has any experience with this.

 

 

On 03 Apr 2007 07:40:26 -0700, nasalb0ne <donmoody wrote:

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> --- In

<%40>,

> " Diana Moore "

> <thebowentechnique wrote:

> >Dear Diana, Urine therapy is very powerful and goes back a long time.

> There is an old book called the 'Water of Life' by J W Armstrong,

> that is absolutely amazing. If you can't get a copy let me know and

> I'll try and scan mine for you. If you are hesitating at all; don't,

> urine is a marvelous healer. Regards, Don Moody.

> >

> >

> > I would be interested in hearing peoples views on Urine Therapy.

> >

> > I have been doing alot of research on this and have found that alot

> > of our most expensive moisterisers, cleansers and toners have Urea

> in

> > them to help soften the skin.

> >

> > Since then I have read that there are thousands of people

> collecting

> > and using their own urine for skin care and getting incredible

> > results for problem skin, dry skin and aging wrinkled skin.

> >

> > And even more people drinking their own urine for obtaining optimum

> > health and curing all sorts of diseases and ailments.

> >

> > Look forward to your comments and stories.

> >

> > Kind regards,

> > Diana

> > http://www.cafepress.com/omsymbol

> >

>

>

>

 

 

 

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I've read about urine therapy too. It is mostly used in Japan and i believe to some extent in China too. From what I have read, it is not for all diseases. A warning was issued for diabetics. Urine therapy is not for diabetics because it will use your urine to heal your body and if your urine has high sugar content you can imagine what it would do. I believe most diseases can be helped by the urine therapy.

 

Melly

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks Phil. Great summation. I'm NOT a squeamish type person--but I guess it's a half century of being told urine is the body's bad waste water that has my head stuck.

 

I'm trying to get up enough courage to do the drop dose thing. I even bought the little paper cups to catch it in. They are still sitting there.

 

I do know that in old days the doctors use to stick their finger in a patients urine sample and then taste it to see if it was sweet. That was how they knew if the patient had diabetes or not. A doctor gave a lecture to our group and this is what he told us.

 

Samala,

Renee

 

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AS I said earlier I've never tried uropathy. But I don't think I can

rule it out. Just as I can't rule out ingesting a poisonous plant....lol.

 

[Guest guest]

Well, in India they use urine therapy for diabetes. Maybe it's a western idea that it's not good for diabetes?

 

Samala,

Renee

 

 

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A warning was issued for diabetics. Urine therapy is not for diabetics because it will use your urine to heal your body and if your urine has high sugar content you can imagine what it would do. I believe most diseases can be helped by the urine therapy.

 

Melly

 

[Guest guest]

Yes, I am aware of the arguments in favor of urine therapy, including

historical use, and I have also seen scientific ones as well. The

information you posted exaggerates the purity of urine - it is not

exactly a purified blood food product in my and other opinions.

 

It is true that most toxins are filtered out in the liver and passed

on via the bowels; however, in addition to the excess vitamins and

minerals and such the body did not absorb the first time through and

urea and other constituent components, urine does indeed contain small

amounts of toxins too. Actually, many people believe it is those

toxins which may be the most beneficial of the various components of

urine, because they act as mini-vaccinations which strengthen the

blood and immune response to future toxins.

 

For example, see:

http://www.vanderbilt.edu/AnS/psychology/health_psychology/Urine_Therapy.htm

 

In that sense, I suppose that urine therapy is a form of homeopathy.

Homeopathy, medical vaccinations or urine therapy - either way, in

general I simply do not like the idea of introducing ANY toxins in the

body for any reasons (you could not drag me screaming and kicking to

get a vaccination!). While urine contains some beneficial items (many

of which medical labs are trying to synthesize), and while I do not

doubt that there are instances where it has an overall positive effect

for those who use it, I think that there are other better options

available in the world today for strengthening the immune system and

healing illness.

 

And I still do not to the idea of re-introducing what the

body has already eliminated - whether it be pee, poop or perspiration.

None of which I view as metaphors for left-overs from a meal - trust

me, I make sure I get all the good parts I want the first time

through, and what I do not want, I seal and keep as fresh as possible

for future use without having been eaten once already.

 

Anyway, I have whizzed away enough time on the subject. I am not

saying don't do it, just saying I won't do it.

 

 

oleander soup , " philzach " <phil wrote:

>

> Here's something to add to the discussion of urine therapy (uropathy):

>

> " Healing with Urine Therapy

>

> Urine is not a dirty and toxic substance rejected by the body. Urine

> is a by-product of blood filtration, not waste filtration. Medically

> it is referred to as " plasma ultrafiltrate " . It is a purified

> derivative of the blood itself, made by the kidneys--whose principal

> function is not excretion but regulation of all the elements and their

> concentrations in the blood. Urine can be compared to leftovers from a

> meal, and this metaphor may help us understand why our bodies excrete

> elements that are valuable to our health and well-being.

>

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