sasa mi nnavyojua kidogo kwamba vidonda vya tumbo vinaathiriwa zaid na vitu vyenye acid. na mkojo kawaida una urea ambayo ni toxic. sasa hapo si utaongeza maumivu. mkojo huo huo una salt, ambayo inazidisha vidonda.
Mkuu
raji makuya kitu kama hujuwi bora ulize hiyo sumu (Toxic) uliyosema kwenye mkojo ipo kidogo sana tena haina madhara hebu soma hapa chini ujuwe nini mkojo wako?
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What is urine therapy?
Urine as a lifesaver:
What is in urine?
What happens when you consume your own urine?
A closer look at the details:
How to use urine therapy?
What are the claims by urine therapy advocates?
Examples of scientific hypotheses involving urine therapy:
Urine, enzymes and heart diseases:
Urine, urea and liver cancer:
So what can we conclude?
What is urine therapy?
The basic definition of "urine therapy" is using (your own) urine internally or externally as a way to aid or sustain your heath. Urine therapy, which includes drinking, injecting, massaging with-, and/or bathing in- urine, is an ancient practice that is used today, not only in times of sickness, but also in times of good health for preventive health maintenance. It has been claimed to have proven helpful in a great number of varying illnesses, ranging from a simple cold and a throat-ache, to tuberculosis and asthma, from minor skin problems such as itching to major skin problems such as eczema, psoriasis and even skin cancer. But you probably ask, "How can your own urine benefit your health? Besides, isn't it toxic?"
Urine as a lifesaver:
During the NBC Nightly News on October 16, 1992, Tom Brokaw reported that, "In Egypt, rescue workers found a 37-year old man alive in earthquake rubble. He survived almost 82 hours by drinking his own urine. His wife, daughter and mother would not and they died". We have all heard stories of individuals who have either lived or died by being trapped in places without food or water for days. In those stories, the survivors
were always the ones that drank their own urine. The ones that died probably could not overcome the misguided thoughts that urine is an unhealthy waste product of the body. But its not; urine is simply a substance that the body does not need at the time, and a substance that the body secretes. And sometimes, it's a lifesaver.
What's in urine?
Urine, 95% of which is water, 2.5% of which is urea, and 2.5%[/COLOR] of which is a mixture of minerals, salts, hormones, and enzymes, is
not a toxic waste product. Urine is a blood byproduct and though it contains some body waste, it is non-toxic. In 1975, Dr. A.H. Free, published his book Urinalysis in Clinical Laboratory Practice, in which he presents a few critical nutrients found in urine:
Alanine, total ..... 38 mg/day
Arginine, total ..... 32 mg/day
Ascorbic acid ..... 30 mg/day
Allantoin ..... 12 mg/day
Amino acids, total ..... 2.1 g/day
Bicarbonate ..... 140 mg/day
Biotin ..... 35 mg/day
Calcium ..... 23 mg/day
Creatinine ..... 1.4 mg/day
Cystine ..... 120 mg/day
Dopamine ..... 0.40 mg/day
Epinephrine ..... 0.01 mg/day
Folic acid ..... 4 mg/day
Glucose ..... 100 mg/day
Glutamic acid ..... 308 mg/day
Glycine ..... 455 mg/day
Inositol ..... 14 mg/day
Iodine ..... 0.25 mg/day
Iron ..... 0.5 mg/day
Lysine, total ..... 56 mg/day
Magnesium ..... 100 mg/day
Manganese ..... 0.5 mg/day
Methionine, total ..... 10 mg/day
Nitrogen, total ..... 15 g/day
Ornithine ..... 10 mg/day
Pantothenic acid ..... 3 mg/day
Phenylalanine ..... 21 mg/day
Phosphorus, organic .....9 mg/day
Potassium ..... 2.5 mg/day
Proteins, total ..... 5 mg/day
Riboflavin ..... 0.9 mg/day
Tryptophan, total ..... 28 mg/day
Tyrosine, total ..... 50 mg/day
Urea ..... 24.5 mg/day
Vitamin B6 ..... 100 mg/day
Vitamin B12 ..... 0.03 mg/day
Zinc ..... 1.4 mg/day