Tips

Urine therapy is a harmless way to promote health and heal illnesses. However, urine therapy is not a universal cure. You cannot assume ingesting urine will negate all bad habits.

1) Health is built on daily effort. After starting urine therapy, you may not see positive results right away. If the illness has progressed, starting urine therapy in a panic may not necessarily lead to healing, especially if the momentum of the sickness is strong. There are cases where cancer in the final stages disappeared like a miracle, but that doesn’t mean urine therapy will work for all late-stage illnesses. That is why prevention is so important.　

*For young puppies or dogs without any ailments, ingesting urine can be a preventative measure.

2) If the root cause of the illness is due to poor daily habits, whether it is physical or mental, no healing will occur no matter how much urine is ingested if you do not address that root cause. You cannot continue letting your pet live an unhealthy life or one of neglect and expect illnesses to be healed or prevented just as long as urine is being ingested.　

*Let us pay attention to their daily life habits such as worrying about the quality and quantity of their meals; not giving them too much treats; getting them regular and appropriate amount of physical activity; and communicating well with them

3) There is no accumulated harm from ingesting urine long term. Urine therapy should be practiced for a lifetime. Just because an illness went away does not mean you should quite therapy. It is important to stay diligent and continue for prevention and reoccurrence.

*This is an issue of awareness on the human side. Let’s overcome “too much trouble” or “don’t have time” excuses.

4) Urine contains information unique to that individual. Maximum healing effect comes from ingesting one’s own urine. It has been proven from experimentation that ingesting urine from another will not produce the most benefit.

5) It is okay to ingest urine during an infection when bacteria may be mixed in with urine or when medicating. However, in cases of urinal tract infection, pyelitis, or venereal disease where bacteria could be residing in the urinal tract, it is best not to use urine for eye or ear treatment. It may be best to halt eye treatment when medicating as well to be safe.

6) As soon as urine is discharged, bacteria will start multiplying in it. Ingest the urine collected as soon as possible. However, for application / rinse, it is said that using urine that is several days old works better.