She recently told me about a podcast where one of the fighters and his coach were interviewed for a radio show. The interviewer noted that he had heard that the coach drinks his own urine every morning as part of his health regime. The coach touted the many fine attributes of urine therapy and without much prompting, took a proffered glass, peed, and, well, chug-a-lug.
I know, gross, right?
Silly me, I thought that's where the subject of urine therapy (seriously, that's what it's called - do a web search!) would start and end in my life. Umm....NOT!!!
Have you ever heard of something being good for you but you just can't bring yourself to taking that advice? Yeah, that's the position that I'm in right now. I should also point out that I feel the same way about cod liver oil. That being said, fish oil is sounding a lot more palatable right now.
My mom told me the other week that someone we know
has been using urine therapy to treat her cancer. Since she began
drinking her urine, her blood counts have improved. A friend of hers who
also has cancer has been employing urine therapy with the same positive
results.
In addition, apparently it’s a wonderful tonic for
the skin. This person that we know has been applying it daily to her face and her surgical scars
and has been getting tremendous results – not only has her surgical scar faded
dramatically (barely visible now), her skin looks so good that people keep on asking her what
special lotions she’s been using on her face (take that, Oil of Olay). Oh, and in case you’re
wondering, I’m told that it doesn’t smell (although I’ll now think twice before
giving her a kiss on the cheek the next time I see her).
So evidently pee is good for you – who knew?
No matter how much somebody sings to me the many fine attributes of pee,
I just can’t get over the ick factor enough to try it out. It doesn’t matter
if you want me to swig it back or splash it on, I just can’t seem to bring
myself to try it. Okay, so let’s look at this logically (possible a first for me) - I don’t have
cancer therefore I don’t have to drink it (phew!). My skin could look
better, so perhaps it’s worth a try. Hmmm….I’ll think about it.
I’ll keep you posted but I doubt I'll try it.
If you have any experience with urine therapy,
please let me know.
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