Question on self urine therapy

[Guest guest]

There have been some posts before around this topic. It seems that

self urine gives you micronutrients and thats why its suggested to not

eat meat and to eat a healthy diet so that urine is also healthier and

does the body good after reingesting.

This is my question. Suppose someone is taking a particular

medication, antidepressant or synthetic hormone and their dose is say

300 mg of that medication. Wouldnt they do fine on a lesser dose, say

200 mg or less with self urine therapy since they are reingesting that

medicine again with the urine. What I mean to say is, you need less of

something when you recycle. So would this apply in the above

situation? If yes, then isnt it a good idea to take less medication

and just recycle it by self urine therapy? I guess not but can someone

explain why? is it because what is passed in the urine is toxic

remains of the medicine that body doesnt need and its not a good idea

to reingest that? But then, why doesnt that apply to urine therapy

itself. If urine contains things that the body doesnt want, why does

it help to drink it?

 

Thanks

[Guest guest]

> Suppose someone is taking a particular

medication, antidepressant or synthetic hormone and their dose is

say

300 mg of that medication. Wouldnt they do fine on a lesser dose,

say

200 mg or less with self urine therapy since they are reingesting

that

medicine again with the urine. What I mean to say is, you need

less of

something when you recycle. So would this apply in the above

situation? >

 

 

That is how many addicted patients were made addiction free. The

craving reduces slowly and then you simply start using less of

intoxicant/medicine. please read earlier message:

 

ayurveda/message/11952

 

One secret here is:

when a particular chemical/micronutrient enters the body through

urine therapy (applies to both self urine or panchgavya therapy) it

enters the form which is highly bio-available, so body is happy to

accept smaller dose too. In drugs which are less bio-available, body

has to struggle breaking them down in liver so that that useful part

is absorbed. This makes drug resistance slowly creep in, as toxic

residues far exceed useful part, which too is incomplete, causing

cravings. Another advantage of both panchgavya and self urine therapy is you are

recycling something which has already passed through kidney once, and being now

in micro form, chances of damaging kidney nephrons further are minimised. With

90% synthetic drugs damaging to the liver and kidney, is this not a most

important point?

 

 

> If yes, then isnt it a good idea to take less medication

and just recycle it by self urine therapy? I guess not but can

someone

explain why? is it because what is passed in the urine is toxic

remains of the medicine that body doesnt need and its not a good

idea

to reingest that? But then, why doesnt that apply to urine therapy

itself. If urine contains things that the body doesnt want, why

does it help to drink it?>

 

 

The toxic residues eliminated by body are more concentrated in

beginning part and last part of self urine. If you avoid those two

and take only middle third, one need not fear about toxic residues,

and recycle medication through self urine therapy. Trouble comes

when some toxic parts (which are water soluble) remain even in

middle third of self urine. In order to dilute them with

micronutrients, Fruits/vegetable juices are taken throughout the

day, so that self urine contains major part as vitamins, hormones,

minerals and enzymes. This strategy helps.

 

Self urine therapy is 98% practice, only 2% theory, so such doubts

are possible. It is only experience that teaches the truth. There

too, a doubting scientific mindset has a hurdle to overcome, which

is Herxheimer reaction. As a healing crisis, cold, mucous, snizzing,

cough, body pain, vomits, skin erruptions, itching, low fever,

initial dowsiness, fatigue are results as body is trying to

eliminate the toxins. Immune system springs into action and this

test the patient must pass. In case of such reaction, one can back

up a little, reduce the dosage/stop for few days and give only

juices to the body. Sometimes, even fasting detoxification gives

such a recation; e.g. visit:

 

http://health.ayurveda/message/9552

 

 

While the post may have cleared your question, one important point needs to be

brought out. Many drugs which suppress a certain symptom, as a result of some

toxic substance in the drug, may become ineffective with panchgavya therapy. The

reason is, the part of the drug which is toxic to the body is now eliminated by

cow urine content, its property being absorbing the toxicity. Now pathway

differs and one may not get the advantage(?) of synthetic drug. It is better to

avoid mixing allopathy with Panchgavya therapy. The whole power of Panchgavya or

self-urine therapy may get wasted in acting as detoxifier.