Oh joy, the pee-pee man has returned. -Peter --- tantrayudha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > Hi gang. I remind you that I am not trying to hijack > this group into > a topic of Urine Therapy. Although UT is my personal > form of fasting, > I also acknowledge the efficacy of water or juice > fasts. Drinking > urine was a big problem for me at first, but, with > practice, I no > longer have any difficulty with it. Other than > scriptures, most of > our secondary analysis for Urine Tantra comes from > the many > documented case histories of remarkable cures of > almost every disease > known, using the simple technique of fasting on > water and urine. > Personally, I think it cures by the many antigens > and antibodies in > the urine. Immunity plays an important part, even in > the non- > infectious, chronic diseases, such as Cancer. - Dr. > J.. > > http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/urinetantrasalvation/ > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > From: "Joseph Eldor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Add to Address > Book > Date: Fri, 01 Apr 2005 22:03:38 +0200 > Subject: [cut] UROTHERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH CANCER > > > http://forum.wprost.pl/ar/?O=449614&NZ=0 > rak nie taki straszny > > > "UROTHERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH CANCER > Joseph Eldor, MD > > Theoretical Medicine Institute > P.O.Box 12142, Jerusalem, 91120,Israel > > Abstract > > Cancer cells release various antigens, some of which > appear > in the urine. Oral auto-urotherapy is suggested as a > new > treatment modality for cancer patients. It will > provide the > intestinal lymphatic system the many tumor antigens > against > which antibodies may be produced. These antibodies > may be > transpierced through the blood stream and attack the > tumor > and its cells." > > wiecej na : http://www.csen.com/theory/cancer.htm > > co zawioera mocz ? : > > " Urine can be regarded as one of the most complex > of all body > fluids. It contains practically all of the > constituents found in the > blood. AIthough many substances occur both in the > blood and in the > urine, very seldom are the concentrations the same > in the two body > fluids. In many instances, the amount of a given > urinary substance > may far exceed the amount present in the blood. > > Urea is such an example , with a normal blood > concentration of about > 20 mg/100 ml and a norrnal urine concentration of > 3,000 mg/100 ml. > With other substances, the amount present in urine > may be very much > less than the concentration present in blood. An > example of this type > of substance is glucose, where the fasting blood > concentration is > about 90 mg/100 ml and the urine concentration is > closer to 10 mg/l00 > ml. > > Normal urine is a fluid of widely varying > composition. Literally > thousands of compounds have been identified in > normal urine, and the > vast majority of these have been derived from the > blood. The > principal constituent of urine is water, there being > 92 to 99% water > in typical urine specimens. While the concentrations > of most > constituents of the blood are quite constant, the > constituents of > urine show great variations even in good health. > > > The understanding of the composition of the urine > has gradually > evolved as the sciences of' chemistry and physiology > have developed, > Every lay person is well-aware of the relationship > of water intake to > urine volume, and this fact has, been recognized > since primitive > times. > > > Wohler, who may be regarded as the founder of > organic chemistry, > studied urea, the principal organic compound of the > urine- He pointed > out that it did not have any properties which were > intimately > associated with life. It is now recognized that the > urine contains > thousands of' compounds. and as new, more sensitive > analytical tools > evolve, it is quite certain that new constituents of > urine will be > recognized. > > http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/urinetantrasalvation/ > > This table is not considered to be complete, but > identifies compounds > of interest > > > Constituents of Human Urine > > Aceloaeetic acid 3mg/day > Acetone bodies 14 mg/day > Aconitic acid Trace > Adenine 1 mg/day > Alanine, total 38 mg/day > B-Alanine 17 mg/day > Aldosterone, male 3.5 mg/day > Aldosterone, female 4-2 mg/day > Allantoin 12 mg/day > Amino acids, free 1.3 g/day > Amino acids, total 2.1 g/day 7 > Aminolevulinic acid 10 mg/day > Androgens, female 3-5 years 3.5 mg/day > Androgens, female 20-40 years 14 mg/day > Androgens, female 60+ years 2-8 mg/day > Androgens, male 3-5 years 14.7 mg/day > Androgens, male 20-40 years 18.2 mg/day > Androgens, male 60+ years 4.9mg/day > Androsterone, female 4.2 mg/day > Androstetone, male 3.5 mg/day > Arginfne, free 1 I mg/day > Argmine, total 32 mg/day > Ascorbic acid 30 mg/day > Asparagine 54 mg/day > Aspartic acid, free 3 mg/day > Aspartic acid, total 12 mg/day > Bicarbonate 140 mg/day > Bilirubin l race > Biotin 35 mg/day > Bromine 4 mg/day > Calcium 23 mg/day > Carbonic acid 200 mg/day > Carnosine and anserine 6 mg/day > Chlorine 7 g/day - > Cholesterol 0.2 mg/day > Choline 6 mg/day > Citric acid 800 mg/day - > Citrulline 6 mg/day > Cobalt -OO5 mg/day > Copper .04 mg/day > Coproporphyrin 1 and ll 0-15 mg/day > Creature SO mg/day > Creatinine 1.4 g/day > Cystine, free 91 mg/day > Cystine, total 120 mg/ day > Dehydro-ascorbic acid 20 mg/day > 3-4,Dihydroxymandelic acid 0.35 mg/day > Dopamine 0.40 mg/day > Epinephrine 0.01 mg/day > Ergothionine 170 mg/day > Esiradiol, female follicular phase 2.1 mg/day > Estradiol, female luteal phase 7 mg/day > Estradiol, female postmenopause 0.7 mg/day > Estriol, female follicular phase 7 mg/day > Estriol, female luteal phase 28 mg/day > Estriof, female postmenopause 3.5 mg/day > Estrone, female luteat phase 14 mg/day > Estrone, female postmenopause 2.1 mg/day > Ethanolamine 30 mg/day > Etiocholanolone, female 3.5 mg/day > Etiocholanolone, male 4.2 mg/day > === message truncated === __________________________________ Yahoo! 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