Patches i made my own urine






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Only three of those four get punched in the face for a living so this practice must be legit, right? JESSEE MALONEY I have spent almost my entire adult life as an indie business owner and maker, 12 years to be exact. It's like watching a bunch of retards trying to fuck a doorknob out there!
The pee was warm and smelled nutty. Since the first release of , rather than the doubt and derision I expected to encounter, I was amazed at the tens of thousands of people who have willingly accepted the information in the book. Just wanted to let you know that is RIGHT ON in my opinion.
You like it it those freaks in loser town. Oh, I don't think I'm a lot dumber than you thought that I think that I thought I was once. I'm my own boss. I'm afraid, by rule, your team must be disqualified. How to drink your own urine As you can imagine, the process is pretty simple. Joe's be the only place for Si. Add this solution slowly while mixing. 
Fresh Patch - But back then, the Chinamen threw severed heads at each other, instead of the A. I'd never allow it.
During his 127-hour ordeal under that boulder, backpacker Aaron Ralston resorted to consuming his own urine in order to stay alive before eventually hacking off his own forearm and escaping. This was an extreme survival case, and pretty much the only time you should even consider drinking from your own spigot. There's more to urine than just piss and vinegar Urine is a nitrogen-rich liquid byproduct created by the kidneys—it's the body's primary means of expelling water-soluble chemicals generated through the metabolic process. Urine is actually a secondary waste disposal mechanism. Blood first passes through the liver where where toxins, dead cells, and various waste is removed and eliminated. There's a misconception that urine is sterile when it exits your body. That myth began in the 1950s. It's close—your pee is roughly 95 percent water, 5 percent metabolites. But recent studies have shown that like the surface of your skin, the inside of your skull, and the depths of your bowels, your urinary tract is host to bacterial colonies. The team suspects that the bacteria there behave much like those in the gut, with a mix of beneficial and detrimental bacterial species constantly vying for dominance. What is urine therapy? If that's the case, and your pee potentially contains beneficial compounds, why not have a sip? You wouldn't be the first. Urophagia, the practice of consuming urine, is more often called auto-urine therapy or just urine therapy by those that partake and has been an established practice for millennia. It was first described in the Damar Tantra, an ancient sanskrit text considered an offshoot of the canon Hindu scriptures, which promoted massaging the skin with fresh urine as a sort of cure-all. Subsequent texts suggest mixing it with food, liquid, or other medical tinctures as a cure for cancer. References to the practice have also been found in Egyptian and early Chinese medical texts—even the Aztecs reportedly used urine as a disinfectant which is thought to be the origin of the urban myth regarding peeing on jellyfish stings—also. The practice spread from the Indian subcontinent throughout the rest of Asia and into Western Europe by rise of the Roman empire. These days, urine therapy remains a popular homeopathic remedy in China where an estimated 3 million people tip a cup of piss to their own health. In America, urine therapy has gained a sizable following thanks to ringing endorsements from celebrated health experts and medical professionals like Madonna, who reportedly pees on her own feet to cure athlete's foot, as well as boxer Juan Manuel Márquez and MMA stars Lyoto Machida and Luke Cummo, who supposedly drink it for various perceived health benefits. Only three of those four get punched in the face for a living so this practice must be legit, right? More widely, consuming one's own urine either as a topical ointment, nasal and ocular irrigator, gargle, or actually ingested is claimed to cure everything from common colds and lethargy to cancer and AIDS. Amazon's virtual shelves are extolling urine as a self-produced wonder drug. With such miraculous benefits, you'd think modern medicine would be kicking down the bathroom door to get at this golden shower resource. Don't drink your pee even when urine a pinch In fact, a host of medical professionals have concluded that consuming your pee, it does contain ammonia , or otherwise ingesting it is a rather bad idea. For example, peeing on jellyfish stings is counterproductive as the sodium in your piss can reactivate embedded nemocysts the actual stingers worsening the pain while the bacteria present in your urine are afforded a free trip into your bloodstream. Nor is it an effective anti-cancer agent. It was once thought that since urine is laced with cancer antigens, reintroducing it to your digestive system could help boost the body's immuno-production. The American Cancer Society disagrees, stating: There are some individual reports of urotherapy's ability to stop cancer growth. However, available scientific evidence does not support claims that urine or urea given in any form is helpful for cancer patients. Two small studies done during the 1980s found urea did not cause tumors to shrink in patients with cancer in the liver. It's not even considered a viable option when you've had your arm stuck underneath a boulder for three days. The argues against it in survival situations as the sodium content of the pee will accelerate dehydration and Helen Andrews of the British Dietetic Association seems inclined to agree. Drinking your urine would be like drinking seawater.