being controls by means of the open tongue

type of skin disorder including all rashes, eczema,
psoriasis, acne, etc. The urea in urine, as the research studies
demonstrated, is also excellent for cosmetic use as an overall skin
beautifier and moisturizer.

1. Use either fresh or old urine for skin applications, although old
urine has a higher ammonia content and has been found to be more
effective in treating many stubborn skin disorders such as eczema or
psoriasis.

2. When treating skin disorders such as eczema, psoriasis, rashes,
etc. pour a small amount of urine onto a cotton ball or pad and pat or
massage it lightly onto the affected area, making sure that the area
is well saturated.

3. Discard the pad and saturate another clean pad with fresh urine and
reapply, lightly patting and soaking the affected area. Continue
reapplying in this manner for 5-10 minutes or as many times as desired
- the more that the affected area is treated, the better.

4. Secure a clean soaked pad to the affected area with a gauze or
cotton ~vrap and leave secured for several hours for additional
healing. These urine packs are also incredibly effective for any type
of insect sting, bite or poison oak or ivy. (See Urine Packs and
Compresses).

5. Another method is to pour old or fresh urin