Replied By Maria (Courtenay, British Columbia, Canada) on 06/28/2009
This is in reply to Gayle from San Jose whose seems to develop hives after ingesting urine. the only thing, that I can think of is a healing crisis, what if you stay with UT regardless of hives appearing or not and see what happens on the other side. Your body might be cleaning something out this way. And it might only last a short time.Replied By Yogagirl (Orange County, California) on 07/04/2011
I had to respond when I saw your comment regarding hives with urine therapy. One thing that really helps is soaking in a tub with a gallon of urine in it to stop the itching of the hives. Soak for about an hour if possible in the hot urine water. Aged urine works well, it does not have to be fresh. Also applying almond oil after you are done bathing helps to alleviate the itching. There were times when I could not stop itching. One thing to remember is that a lot of toxins are secreted through the skin. I just feel that it is the body's way of eliminating a lot of toxins. You feel so much better after taking one of the urine baths and your skin is really soft. I had to scrape my skin after taking the bath because stuff (toxins, I think) start coming out of your pores.Replied By Glenn (Washington State) on 01/29/2023
Gayle,
Hives, IMO are a sign of detox. Veggies & green drinks are, again IMO, detox diets. I would add activated charcoal to grab some of the toxins and take them out of your system rather than allowing your body to force the toxins out through the skin. How much AC? Start small. And hydrate.
