ENDO Messages for January, 1999: Urine Therapy

Urine Therapy

From: CHELSEY (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Jan 30 13:33:32 1999

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Carole: I didn't mean my message to sound like I was discounting your treatment. It's just that I have always counted on Melissa to give a scientific point of view--I like the balance she brings to discussions of treatment options. Perhaps "claim" is a loaded word--I don't think that most drugs now used to treat endo are well proven. To me they are all "claims". I don't think that urine therapy is any less valid than any other treatment option; it is probably much safer than many drugs currently prescribed for our condition. Please believe me when I say that I am truly glad that it is working for you and anyone else with the courage to try it. Notice I say courage--I don't believe it takes a desparate person to try something like this. It takes someone who is willing to go beyond the bounds of traditional Western medicine and try some less widely accepted treatments. I commend you for that. Some treatments are right for some but not for others--I use accupuncture and a variety of wierd and sometimes yucky herbs to treat my endo. It works for me, but certainly isn't for everyone. I also want you to know that I truly appreciate the information you provided, and I admire you for conducting such thourough research into this treatment option. I apologize to you for the misunderstanding--it is only through open exchange of ideas such as this that we may be able to find an endo cure, or at the very least some releif.

Best-- Chelsey in Denver

(PS: I was discussing Urine Therapy with some friends after dinner last night. One of them said that for generations his family has used mother's urine to treat infant acne. I'll look forward to hearing from others familiar with this treatment.)

On Fri, 29 Jan 1999, Carole wrote:

> It is nothing new that scientific reports don't always agree. I'm not
> posting for the fun of it nor am I posting because I have something to
> gain. I simply tend to agree with these researchers and scientists
> opinions. I have tried this therapy, and so far I am getting good
> results. I am not claiming a miracle cure here. As far as my
> collection of medical evidence, it would take too long to post it all.
> I'm not just happy with one report, so I have sought answers in other
> places as well. But this CANNOT be disproven, and so before trying to
> turn someone elses relief into just another "claim", read all there is
> to know on the subject, and then I will gladly accept opinions.
> This is a very old idea, it is not new, it has been practiced for
> centuries both in the East and West and has a strong association with
> Yoga.
>
> I didn't expect everyone to agree, and that's ok, I'm more focused on
> those who have had few options like myself. It doesn't feel very good
> to have people label your treatment as just another "claim". Especially
> when you've suffered for so long even to the point of suicide. Am I
> desperate? Yes. But I am just as skeptical as the next person.
>
> For the first time in WEEKS I have been able to go to the bathroom free
> of diahhrea and pain. This is not just a "claim" this is reality for
> me.
>
> At Fri, 29 Jan 1999, CHELSEY M. BAKER wrote:
> >
> >Melissa: You always provide such great scientific counterpoint to a
> >variety of claims. Thank you.
> >
> >Chelsey in Denver
>

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