Please Do Not Spit In My Urine!!!

Please Do Not Spit In My Urine!!!

25,October, 2006, 12:19 am
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Last year while on a short visit to the
United States there were two odd occurrences which happened on the same day and that still perplex me, I would like to discuss with you today.

 

The first odd occurrence was in our hotel room in
New York City when the room servant changing the linen on one of beds noticed Sister Maria drinking her first morning urine.   

(Sister Maria is of Chinese ancestry where the custom of Uropathy (the drinking of ones own urine) is an age old custom for health.)

 

Once known to the room servant what Sister Maria was drinking a look of utter revulsion and horror came upon her face.  (I have often wondered about the feelings this young lady still harbors in her memories of her meeting us ‘poor backward’ Russian Sisters.)

 

The second occurrence happened later that day after I had exited a restaurant and spat upon the ground near a group of young men, one of whom then said, “Man, that’s nasty lady.”

 

In my thinking on these two occurrences many thoughts have arisen in my mind, the first one being on how the Western culture has devolved to such an extent that many of these people no longer know what is good to put out of our human bodies, and what is good to put into it.  These people now have everything, it seems, backwards.

 

Let me explain.

 

“Sputum (Spit) is matter that is coughed up from the respiratory tract, such as mucus or phlegm, mixed with saliva and then expectorated from the mouth. It can also contain pus, blood, fibrin, bacterial products or other foreign matter.” 

“Healthy urine is a clear aqueous solution, varying in colour from dark yellow to colourless, depending on the dilution. The main constituents of urine are water, salts and urea. Urochrome is the pigment that gives urine its color. Urea is one of the three nitrogenous waste products. The other two are creatinine and uric acid. Urine also contains various inorganic ions, including sodium and chloride. Lighter urine color usually indicates higher water consumption.”

 

I would venture to state that if I put before any human being an equal amount of both Sputum and Urine, did not let the person know what they were, and asked them to choose which one they would ingest, the choice would be the Urine. Just by looks alone!

 

In the American Western culture, however, this is not how they are taught, nor how they live. 

 

Instead of expectorating the highly toxic, chemical and bacterial laden Sputum, these people instead swallow it back into their bodies!

 

This has not always been so, either, as my researching on these people finds that just 100 years ago it was common knowledge that Sputum had to be expelled from their bodies, and NOT swallowed.

 

In fact, one could venture across the whole of the America’s, in 1906, and find in every store, restaurant, train station, public streets, even homes, and find Spittoons, and which were common receptacles for expectorating Sputum.

 

It is equally interesting to note that in the
United States, and since the demise of Spittoons, and Spitting, the rise of cancer in that country has reached epidemic proportions.

 

Is there a cause and effect in these two facts?

 

In my research on Urine and the American culture I have not found any evidence that these people ever practiced Uropathy, and which appears to have been a practice of only their indigenous peoples they call Indians, though they are not from
India.

 

I would be very interested to know your thoughts on these issues, and here is some more information on Uropathy.

 

“Urine is not a dirty and toxic substance rejected by the body. Urine is a by-product of blood filtration, not waste filtration. Medically it is referred to as “plasma ultrafiltrate”. It is a purified derivative of the blood itself, made by the kidneys–whose principal function is not excretion but regulation of all the elements and their concentrations in the blood. Urine can be compared to leftovers from a meal, and this metaphor may help us understand why our bodies excrete elements that are valuable to our health and well-being.  

Nutrient-filled blood passes through the liver where toxins are removed to be excreted as solid waste. Eventually, this purified “clean” blood undergoes a filtering process in the kidneys, where excess water, salts, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, antibodies, urea, uric acid and other elements not usable at that time by the body are collected in the form of a purified, sterile, watery solution that is urine. The function of the kidneys is to keep the various elements in the blood balanced. The important elements in the blood are not filtered out because they are toxic and harmful to the body, but simply because the body does not need a particular concentration of an element at that specific point in time. It is this very regulating process of the kidneys that allows us to eat and drink more than our bodies need at any one time.   

Urine is considered to be an invaluable source of nourishment and healing that perhaps has been too controversial or not financially rewarding enough for it to be talked about and encouraged as a potent medicine. One’s own urine, a living food, contains elements that are specific to one’s body alone. The body is constantly producing a huge variety of antibodies, hormones, enzymes and other natural chemicals to regulate and control its functions and combat imbalances that one may not be aware of.”

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