MY OPINION

Username: #45435
Date: 2/10/2006 3:57:21 pm 418

Thanks james,

That does help clear up a lot.

I found this, as well:

"How can it make sense to reintroduce into the body a fluid that it just has expended considerable effort to eliminate?Urine comprises the sum of all the experiences that the body has had (much as our individual personalities comprise the sum of our experience). Records of disturbances, infections, diseases, and allergies are stored within our urine. If we confront our immune system with this information for a second time, we stimulate the construction of a (finally) effective defense. Urine therefore teaches the immune system a lesson."

which really has UT sounding like a form of homeopathy, as I'd been thinking.

I still find it odd to consider, that given so many people are loaded with chemicals and drugs, as many as seem to, could find benefits for UT.

At what seems like the other end of the spectrum -from the average SAD-eating person- the more pure Indian practises of UT immediately make a lot of sense. They seem to be
combining UT with very balanced ways of eating, thinking, being. Looking at it from this perspective, I can easily see urine as more akin to blood, (in its makeup) than feces*..

* Non-infant, that is. I've just learned about infant feces being the best source of probiotics...yet another level beyond the usual comfort zone.

CONTRA

Can anyone explain this apparent contradiction?
Username: Quinthius
Date: 2/10/2006 3:40:25 PM   649
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The contradiction only exists because of the thought that urine is a release of toxins -- It's not!

As digested food passes into the intestines, minute particles are absorbed through the intestinal walls and into the blood. From there the blood passes through the liver where toxins are filtered out and passed on to be eliminated through the feces, skin, and exhalation. The toxin-filtered blood is then passed on to the kidneys, which undergoes yet another filtration process, except this filtration is to BALANCE the levels of vitamins, water, nutrients, minerals, hormones, etc. in the blood. Whatever is not needed at that moment, is passed on to the bladder to be eliminated.

Urine is actually very sterile, antibacterial, antifungal. It is also structured water (on a molecular level the water is well structured, instead of chaotic/disorganized which is what happens when microwaving or other unnatural processes). Your body contains one of the best water filtration devices on the planet -- when I drink my urine it has a very smooth, soft and hydrating feeling to it (I am on a mostly fruits, vegetables and grains diet)

It should be obvious that what you put in is what you get out as a result. If your diet is crap (non-organic hormone-filled meat, junk food, carbonated drinks, alcohol, drugs, etc..), then your urine is going to be relatively crap as well (although still beneficial in a number of ways!).

Urine is literally an extract of your most vital element -- the blood. It's the "leftovers" that just didn't happen to be needed at the moment they were filtered out, not because they were "bad", but because the blood needs to stay balanced. It is highly rejuvinating for almost any aspect of the body, especially if you are on a healthy diet.

The only element in urine that can be considered toxic (aside from drugs/medications you may be passing) is urea which makes up about 2.5% of the urine. But the thing is, as far as I understand, it is only toxic when present in excess amounts IN THE BLOOD. When you drink urine, the urea is not passed directly into the blood, but filtered and passed on to the intestines/colon where it is actually beneficial (in the small amounts that are taken in from drinking it -- I'm sure sticking some extracted, concentrated large amount of urea in any part of the body wouldn't be good.)

Urea is actually a common ingredient (though probably in an extracted and processed/altered form so that it can be patented and sold) in some medicines and beauty products.

I hope that helps clear up the confusion! ... and yeah, Americans may have the most expensive urine, but that doesn't mean it's the most healthy -- on the contrary I'm sure. :)

--James

IS UT SAFE IE BLADDER INFECTED?

Username: #57777
Date: 1/26/2006 12:54:06 PM 492
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Cystitis, antibiotic resistant- Mary Lou had antibiotic resistant cystitis, for more than four months. Cystitis is a bladder infection that causes an intense burning sensation when people urinate. She had tried taking antibiotics, but relief was only temporary at the beginning. After a while the bacteria causing it had developed resistance to the antibiotics and there was nothing her doctors could do for her. They just told her to learn to live with it. That is when she started trying alternative procedures but the ones she used offered no permanent benefit.

A friend of her's told Mary Lou to call me because I could help her. Jenny, her friend, was not confident enough to explain all the details of the universal remedy and she did not want to turn Mary Lou off to the one approach that would definitely get rid of the condition.

It took me 45 minutes to convince Mary Lou to prepare and use the universal remedy. She said that she would definitely try it. Well, she did and started using it. By the first time she had to urinate after using the universal remedy, the burning sensation was gone. We spoke two months later and Mary Lou told me that the condition had not bothered her since our first conversation.

Several men have tried the universal remedy for cystitis too and they all have had the same miraculous results. Some of the people who use it suggest that I call the universal remedy the miraculous remedy instead, because it replaces all antibiotics.

http://www.earthtym.net/ref-UT-notes-1.htm#Cystitis

UT the right direction

Username: dabopoj
Date: 6/6/2009 2:12:07 AM 36

Who knows what kind of urine was injected.

Exactly. And how.

Today I took 2 Who

Exactly. And how.

Today I took 2 oz three times. I had to stop Ut in 2008 because I took too much too long and it began to make m
e very tired. This time I'm using less.

Regarding urine, I don't think there is too much or too long. If you experience deterioration with time, you may be doing something else incorrect and the urine may not be enough to counteract it. Diet is also important, and 90% of what passes as "healthy diets" is actually worse for the body than your average "high everything" diet.

I've heard others say UT makes them more tired, makes them lose weight, etc. Thing is, for those with problems to resolve, anything that works is bound to cause genuine detox and healing crises, lower energy being one of the symptoms. I have experienced diarrhea for months, and I was GLAD because after years and years of therapies and healing methods, urine was the only thing powerful enough to turn things around and help my body start getting back to health.

The process may be long and difficult, but with UT there is no doubt one is moving in the right direction.

UT - Hormone Therapy - Mercury Toxicity

On Behalf Of Joseph
Sent: Saturday, March 07, 2009 7:26 AM


Question:

Hi.

Could I be different than the typical UT'er? I have some degree of mercury
toxicity left from 25+ years of having 18 mercury fillings, and I also have
hormonal imbalances. When I started chelating Hg [mercury] last Fall, it
affected my adrenals a lot and made me feel more tired. then I was referred
to a natural thyroid hormone / adrenals forum, which I now belong to. I had
a saliva test to check cortisol, and I'm low in cortisol [adrenals output]
and am taking hydro cortisone [HC], which has helped. They say HC will allow
thyroid hormone into the cells.

I decided to try UT again. I did good on it in 2008 but took too much for
too long and it stated to make me very tired for some reason - anyone know
why?. While some of you seem to do great on large amounts of daily UT for
long term, I believe some people need to back off UT after results are seen,
and I think I'm one of those - for whatever reason.

Now I'm wondering if UT can take the place of the HC I take. I had planned
to resume chelating when I get adrenals rebuilt, but with UT back in the
picture I'm not sure what to do. When I chelate I'll be excreting more toxic
metals so it doesn't seem to me that UT would be a good thing to do then,
unless it was only for small amounts, such as a tablespoon or two daily
(which, according to Martha Christy is enough to do a lot of good to many
people), otherwise I'd just be recirculating the toxic metals I'm excreting.

Joe

Answer:

If adrenals are healing they often cause great sleepiness. That is what
happened to me when taking the Australian Bush Flower Essences Dynamis
(heals most of the main glands in the body including the adrenals) and slept
pretty much for 3 days (around the 10th day of so)

I used the Australian Bush Flower Essences purifying to detox the heavy
metals in my body (also does healing of lymph drainage, liver, kidney and
bowels) but it too on the 10 to 14 day can have some healing reactions and a
need to slow this down (also one would need to do the detoxing longer, like
two months longer as it is an indication more needs to be done)

I would not do both at the same time though.

As for the urine I would use it potentized when I used it. Something like a
6C potency three times a day as long as I was having symptoms of toxic load.
(though you need the help of a homeopath to monitor this, though most would
not want you to be using any other healing modalities while using it)

Louise

UT and Hormon Therapy

I resumed taking UT drops - 5 the 1st day and 10 the 2nd day, and the 3rd day (Saturday) I took 2 TBS on arising (which caused a stomach ache for 5 minutes while it probably disabled some bad bacteria in my stomach) and 2 or 3 more tsp through the day. Today I did about the same, and the effect is INCREDIBLE. My moods have cleared up, my thinking is better, I have more pep, better attitude, brighter outlook, more joy, more love for myself, my 2 cats, and others; etc. I am now going to back off UT some because the effect I have is IMHO all I could ask for. I'm 6' 168 and I may not need much UT. I'm delighted to know I can get back into UT and reap the wonderful benefits and probably never have to stop UT ever again. At age 57 I should have many good years left, and I'd bet UT will add life to those years, and probably years to my life.

Last year when I get better I thought I should gulp urine all day for possibly eternity but I got too much of something - and whether it was autointoxication from too much of a toxic metal, hormone, or nutrient, I do not know, but if I play my cards right I think I can live a much better life with UT on a low maintenance dose of perhaps a tsp or less every other day. That is all that's needed for some people. I've read it many places on the net and in MC's book.

Joe