ENDO Messages for April, 2002: Re: Urine therapy

Re: Urine therapy

From: Annette (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Apr 17 15:34:56 2002

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Gentle Reader,

Your own perfect medicine is not more foul tasting than olives, certainly not as pungent as anchovies. If you are healthy, and have taken in plenty of water, your urine is almost tasteless. Still, it is an acquired taste, I suppose. The real nub of the problem is transcending the cultural taboo against this natural function. Note that ALL mammals drink their own urine at times. Your urine, when ingested, even four drops under the tongue, provides a perfect feedback loop from the body to the brain, so that the brain is able to adjust its efforts to more easily create homeostasis in the body, which is all it is ever trying to do.

I have been drinking my own urine since October, 1997 (it is now April, 2002), not because I was ill, but because I am aging, as is everyone. Urine therapy is a very inexpensive hormone replacement therapy. My ailing mother who tried it not only got better, but her grey hair returned to its youthful brown, and that convinced me to give it a go. I have had incredibly positive results, and it is easy for me to imagine living to a ripe, ripe old age.

Beware of cultural taboos. They are intended to keep you enslaved.

At Thu, 28 Jan 1999, CHELSEY M. BAKER wrote: >
>I have a really open mind, but I don't think I could ever, ever put urine
>in my mouth! Carole, I'm really glad it's working for you though.
>Doesn't it taste foul? Does it make you smell bad when you put it on your
>skin? I guess I feel that if your body is eliminating something naturally
>(ie: urine), it's probably best not to put it back! What is it about
>those substances found in urine that makes it good for endo? What does
>your family think about this practice?
>
>Thanks for the info--it is definitely interesting, but truly icky!
>(Although some of the medicines we take are pretty gross too, when you
>really stop to think about it.) I'm certainly intrigued, although I'm
>sure I'll never try it.
>
>Chelsey in Denver

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