RESEARCH AND CLINICAL TRIALS RELATING TO URINE THERAPY, PART 1

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RESEARCH AND CLINICAL TRIALS RELATING TO URINE THERAPY, PART 1

FROM " YOUR OWN PERFECT MEDICINE " BY MARTHA CHRISTY

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REPORT #1 - TITLE: PLEOMORPHISM, AS EXHIBITED BY BACTERIA GROWN ON A

MEDIA CONTAINING UREA, 1906, by James W. Wilson, B.A., M.B., from

the Pathological Laboratory of Queen's College, Belfast, published

in the Journal of Pathological Bacteria, London

 

SUBJECT: THE ANTI-BACTERIAL EFFECT OF UREA

 

....Urea changed the shape or stopped the normal growth of bacteria.

Urea has an antiseptic or inhibitory effect on the growth of micro-

organisms.

 

1900: A German researcher, by the name of Spiro, reported his

discovery that urea soltions have a remarkable ability to " dissolve "

foreign proteins. This is medically important becauses viruses, for

example, are molecular proteins as are allergens. Later research

confirmed that urea has an amazing ability to rapidly and easily

destroy viruses...and, in the 1980's, urine was defined as an

extremely effective treatment for a wide variety of allergies.

 

1902: W. Ramsden, another researcher, published a report in the

American Journal of Physiology further detailing the protein

dissolving properties of urea. Ramsden also discovered that urea

prevented putrefaction in wounds.

 

1906: Two French researchers, G. Peju and H. Rajat, published a

report on their detailed study of the effect of urea on various

disease-causing bacteria. Their research demonstrated that the more

concentrated the urea, the more it inhibited bacterial growth. This

research also supported the later use of urea as an antiseptic in

the treatment of wounds and infections during the 1930's and 40's.

 

1915: In England, two other researchers, W. Symmers and T.S. Kirk,

published their report, entitled, " Urea as a Bactericide and its

Application in the Treatment of Wounds " . In their report, they

comment that: " All the wounded soldiers under our care in the Ulster

Volunteer Force Hospital have been treated with urea, and it has

been found that...infected wounds, dressed with urea once every 24

hours, give better results than similar cases treated in any other

way " .

 

Later 20th century researchers firmly established and proved that

urea, both topically and internally, provides a wide variety of

excellent benefits and produces no adverse side effects. As you read

more about the clinical data on the benefits of urea further on,

you'll be extremely surprised that our medical community today has

failed to emphasize the use of this incredibly inexpensive,

effective, and safe anti-bacterial medicine. (A 50 lb. bag of feed

grade urea, as fed to cattle, costs about $15 for a 50 lb. bag. I

supplement my diet with it and use it as a facial at night. - Sw.

Tantrasangha.)

 

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