test couples as for the constant sensation

of poor
nutrition or chronic, serious illnesses which weaken the body and
promote poisons and toxins in the system. Introducing a new therapy
too rapidly places a strain on an ah-eady weakened system and can
cause a sudden release of toxins that may make you feel ill
unnecessarily. As clinical studies have demonstrated, oral urine or
urea can be fust as effective for non-emergency cases as injected
urine. And, as doctors themselves have commented, oral urine therapy
can be used at safely and effectively at home without the unnecessary
cost- and inconvenience of a doctor's office visit, while injections
can be reserved for those with urgent needs under a doctor's care.
However, if your situation is extremely severe, urine injections can
definitely be of benefit. Dr. William Hitt (whom f mentioned earlier)
runs two urine therapy cimics in Mexico and has administered hundreds
of thousands of injections to severely HI patients with remarkable
success.

For more information on Dr. Hitt's clinics call 1-800-80Q-8849.

4. Can too much uric acid or urea be harmful?

As several of the dinical studies showed, urea, even in large doses,
has been found to be harmless to the body, Researchers, (Urea - New
Use of An Old Agent), reported that they safely administered urea
daily to several patients for a period ranging from several day» to
weeks, and in some cases, even several months, without any side
effects, in doses ranging from 100 mg. per kilogram of body weight to
as much


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