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juice. Once well-rested, continue with urine
therapy.
Fever is actually the most thorough way for the body to discard
unwanted substances. Reduce the amount of urine to be ingested,
depending on how high the fever is, and get a lot of rest. If
necessary, temporarily cease urine therapy until the fever has come
down.
During a cleans-ing process the body sometimes removes excess mucus
from the lungs and bronchial tubes. If a great deal of mucus is
released, reduce the amount of urine to be ingested or stop
temporarily. Start inhaling urine through the nose, as this clears the
upper part of the bronchial tubes. Avoid milk and dairy prod-ucts, as
well as all mucus-producing nutrients such as fat and carbohydrates.
This can occur as a result of the extra energy the body must exert in
order to excrete the surplus of poisonous substances. Pregnant women
can practise urine therapy with the following restrictions. The first
morning urine should NOT be ingested. After drinking water, tea or
milk, you may drink the second or third flow. The urine should be
light in colour, not too sharp or bitter and not too concentrated.
Women can drink their urine during their men-struation period. Many
women experience this as unpleasant, in which case it is better to
stop for a few days. It is always best to consider what feels good for
yourself.
It is advisable to monitor and balance your pH, i.e. the acid/alkaline
condition of your body, espe-cially with intensive application of
urine therapy & fasting.Your urine pH should ideally vary from
approximately 5 (more acid) to 8 (more alkaline) during the course of
a day. When there is a ten-dency to either overacidity (acidosis) or
overalkalinity (alka
therapy.
Fever is actually the most thorough way for the body to discard
unwanted substances. Reduce the amount of urine to be ingested,
depending on how high the fever is, and get a lot of rest. If
necessary, temporarily cease urine therapy until the fever has come
down.
During a cleans-ing process the body sometimes removes excess mucus
from the lungs and bronchial tubes. If a great deal of mucus is
released, reduce the amount of urine to be ingested or stop
temporarily. Start inhaling urine through the nose, as this clears the
upper part of the bronchial tubes. Avoid milk and dairy prod-ucts, as
well as all mucus-producing nutrients such as fat and carbohydrates.
This can occur as a result of the extra energy the body must exert in
order to excrete the surplus of poisonous substances. Pregnant women
can practise urine therapy with the following restrictions. The first
morning urine should NOT be ingested. After drinking water, tea or
milk, you may drink the second or third flow. The urine should be
light in colour, not too sharp or bitter and not too concentrated.
Women can drink their urine during their men-struation period. Many
women experience this as unpleasant, in which case it is better to
stop for a few days. It is always best to consider what feels good for
yourself.
It is advisable to monitor and balance your pH, i.e. the acid/alkaline
condition of your body, espe-cially with intensive application of
urine therapy & fasting.Your urine pH should ideally vary from
approximately 5 (more acid) to 8 (more alkaline) during the course of
a day. When there is a ten-dency to either overacidity (acidosis) or
overalkalinity (alka