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Adorable_Jicama9828 10 days ago Well, does it work? 543 Reply Give Award Share Report Save Follow jeffsang - 10 days ago That's what I want to know. Or did some joker passing through town just convince everyone it's a good idea. 442 Reply Give Award Share Report Save Follow Freshiiiiii 10 days ago TophatOwl 10 days ago According to the study below, human urine has antibacterial properties which depend on certain chemicals that can be found in it. This may translate to cattle urine though if this is a good idea is another question. Its not a great idea to do this since urine is waste and not good for you. Faecal matter and urine can cause severe infections if they get in the wrong place in your body, say your blood or smth via a wound. Overall, urine can act as an antibacterial substance but im not sure its a great idea to use it this way. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC297400 /#:~:text-Urine%20collected%20from%20volunteers%20after,collected%20before%20ingestio n%20of%20urea. 44 Reply Give Award Share Report Save Follow MercurialRL 10 days ago 6 more replies pocket-friends- 10 days ago so i was an anthropologist before leaving acadamia, and while i didn't study the mundari in particular, urine has been used as (or as a component of) soap by numerous societies and cultures for a very long time. it does in fact work, and does it's job quite well actually. it's also an excellent exfoliant and breaks down the top layers of skin which can help with skin conditions. you run the risk of e ecoli, but when you don't have access to many of the items developed countries have, or are nomadic/semi-nomadic, and you're pastoralists, things like urine, milk, blood, etc. become useful items for numerous situations. 199 Reply Give Award Share Report Save Follow 69KennyPowers69. 10 days ago Zealous-Fishmonger - 10 days ago Interesting. Thanks for the info 46 Reply Give Award Share Report Save Follow pocket-friends- 10 days ago material conditions contribute to some really interesting adaptations. 41 Reply Give Award Share Report Save Follow Clusta-Skee 10 days ago Yeah Europeans used to wash their clothes in urine soap. 43 Reply Give Award Share Report Save Follow pocket-friends- 10 days ago yes they did, and many people who make their own soap (including many artesian/small batch/etsy types) still do. it's quite an effective cleaning agent and (obviously) more natural than many artificial compounds which more than a few people prefer. 41 Reply Give Award Share Report Save Follow

So it *technically* does something.


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7 hrs I've been doing urine drops in my eyes and holding a glass of urine over my eyes for short durations throughout the day. My eyes are getting red, and discharging large amounts of p---... I was wondering if anyone else went through this. 12 ▸ Urine Therapy Like 13 comments Comment
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