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of litres of blood per day (approximately 1700
liters). The greatest part of the filtered urine, the so-called 'pre-
urine', is di-rectly reabsorbed into the blood. Excess substances and
the end products of nitrogen and protein me-tabolism together with
water form the one to two litres of excreted urine-. The kidneys are
not intended to remove poison-ous substances from the body - the
liver, intestines, skin and exhalation take care of this. Obviously,
the food you consume finds its way into the blood, and therefore into
the urine, which is why it is im-portant to follow a healthy diet.

Urine is a sort of infor-mation card which registers the condition of
the blood. When that information is carried back to the body, the body
can consequently react according to this feedback; it will normally do
this in an appropriate and precise way. The body is an extremely
advanced and intelligent sys-tem.

The intestines donot absorb all the substances we consume and they are
able to make a selection. To a certain extent, they select what is
useful to the body and excrete the rest through defecation. Certain
substances are converted by the bacteria in the intestines into other
substances which the body can use or absorb better in that form.. You
might ask if urea will not cause any poison-ing symptoms when taken in
again. Although urea is poisonous when present in very large amounts
in the blood, only relatively small amounts of urea are ingested when
you drink urine This does not end up directly in the blood, but rather
in the intesti-nes, and primarily has a purify, cleansing effect. The
bulk of it does not show up as urea in the blood, but is converted
into the highly useful substance glutamine.

It is indisputable that the urine from ninety percent of the
population is almost entirely free of all bacteria (sterile). Doctors
and pathologists confirm this. This is simply because urine does not
come into contact with anything until it is excreted, and furthermore
contains substance


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