David
August 28th 07, 07:02 PM
as carriers for other. Urine therapy can
also be seen as a form of self--vaccination: certain bodily substances
which have been removed from the body, some of which may have been
produced as a result of illness, are rein-troduced into the body in
small amounts. These substances are reabsorbed into the blood through
either the intestines or the skin. According to this hypothesis, the
immune system is then given the chance to react appropriately.
In the early nineteenth century, Dr. Charles Duncan conducted research
into therapies with self-produced substances, including urine therapy.
He demonstrated that patients suffering from gonorrhoeic urethritis
(infection of the urinary tube as a result of the venereal disease
gonorrhoea) produce their own meditation in the form of their own
discharge. Auto-therapy was applied here by placing a drop of a
patient's discharge directly on the tongue, in order to stimulate the
body's natural powers. This method had a strong healing effect at
every stage of the illness: if applied at an early stage, it could
cause the gonorrhoea to disappear. Auto-therapy is based on the
principle that the body can use all fresh, self-produced, unaltered
dis-eased tissue substances which originate from the micro-organisms
causing the illness. Seen in this light, patients have their own
medication in exactly the form constructed by natute to heal their
condi-tion.
Ten effects of Urine Therapy: Reabsorption and reuse of nutrients,
Reabsorption of hormones, Reabsorption of enzymes, Reabsorption of
urea, Immunological effect, Bactericidal and virucidal effect, Salt
therapy, Diuretic effect, Transmutation theory, Psychological
effect.
The filtering process in kidneys should break down this tissue to its
origin
also be seen as a form of self--vaccination: certain bodily substances
which have been removed from the body, some of which may have been
produced as a result of illness, are rein-troduced into the body in
small amounts. These substances are reabsorbed into the blood through
either the intestines or the skin. According to this hypothesis, the
immune system is then given the chance to react appropriately.
In the early nineteenth century, Dr. Charles Duncan conducted research
into therapies with self-produced substances, including urine therapy.
He demonstrated that patients suffering from gonorrhoeic urethritis
(infection of the urinary tube as a result of the venereal disease
gonorrhoea) produce their own meditation in the form of their own
discharge. Auto-therapy was applied here by placing a drop of a
patient's discharge directly on the tongue, in order to stimulate the
body's natural powers. This method had a strong healing effect at
every stage of the illness: if applied at an early stage, it could
cause the gonorrhoea to disappear. Auto-therapy is based on the
principle that the body can use all fresh, self-produced, unaltered
dis-eased tissue substances which originate from the micro-organisms
causing the illness. Seen in this light, patients have their own
medication in exactly the form constructed by natute to heal their
condi-tion.
Ten effects of Urine Therapy: Reabsorption and reuse of nutrients,
Reabsorption of hormones, Reabsorption of enzymes, Reabsorption of
urea, Immunological effect, Bactericidal and virucidal effect, Salt
therapy, Diuretic effect, Transmutation theory, Psychological
effect.
The filtering process in kidneys should break down this tissue to its
origin