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Golden Fountain: The Complete Guide to Urine Therapy | 
 enlarge | Author: Coen Van Der Kroon
Creators: Swami Pragyamurti Saraswati, Volker Moritz, Merilee Dranow
Publisher: Wishland
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  24 reviews
Sales Rank: 42316
Media: Paperback
Edition: English translation
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 126
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 7.7 x 7.6 x 0.5
ISBN: 0963209159
Dewey Decimal Number: 616
UPC: 744665002657
EAN: 9780963209153
ASIN: 0963209159
Publication Date: October 15, 1996
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Product Description
Urine therapy is an ancient Eastern tradition that has recently gained popularity in the West as a natural alternative to modern drugs and surgery. Using the body’s own natural antibodies, it can be used internally to relieve symptoms of tuberculosis, tumors, parasites, anemia, common colds, and allergies. It can also aid in external ailments including rashes, acne, boils, burns, and dry skin. This book provides an introduction to the principles of urine therapy, the history of its use, recent research and literature, various medical uses, and personal stories from people who have been cured by urine therapy. Included is a complete bibliography for those interested in expanding their knowledge of urine therapy through other sources.
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 The Golden Fountainhead October 25, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I must admit this is rather embarrassing. You see being a smoker for 15 years and working a job where I've been on my butt all the time has really affected my health. High blood pressure, low stamina. It was the worst
This was especially noticeable in my love life. You see I used to have Erectile dysfunction. It progressed slowly over time so I hardly noticed it. But you see, the wife really noticed it. So there I was threatened with a divorce over my poor performance in bed. I had to do something.
Finally I confided in a hobo that lives in the alley outside my building. I really trust his secrecy because he speaks in a Junkpan hobo dialect that few people know.
I am slightly fluent in because my father is Half-Hobo and so the folksy hooverville vernacular was occasionally spoken when the extended family was over for holidays.
Anyway, he suggested something to the effect(roughly translated: "Let the wife pee on you that'll get you a stiffy By-jimmy"
It was at that moment that I was intrigued. So I picked up all the expert books on this subject. Some were a little advanced. Some required some elaborate distillers and condensers for more elaborate golden shower therapy. Some even required centrifuges.
I was just looking for an introductory text. And to quote Junkpan Sam
"That'll fix it"
So I finally convinced my wife to urinate on me and I immediately "went to full mast" and savagely rashed her much like Junkpan Sam ravishes moldy bagels and day old half eaten ham and cheese pita in the dumpster behind the Jewish deli.
Anyway with urine therapy be careful to measure out your dose. Increase it only a few cc's at a time. I remember a student on the same floor of my dorm that overdosed on urine and went streaking naked yelling "the pee pee goes in my mouf!!" While this sort of behavior is par for the course at the University of Wisconsin Stout it was particularly unusual because it was in the middle of the day and in the middle of a "Students for Bob Dole" assembly. Poor kid, he had nice parents too.
Hope this review helps.
 Wow, I could have had a V8 January 2, 2007
1 out of 17 found this review helpful
And I don't even like V8, but anything beats the recycling system offered in this book. And I like recycling, too.
This one's a little too salty for me. A "pisser," as they said in my backwards suburban youth, this is not.
High Five!!! November 17, 2006
9 out of 25 found this review helpful
We has been doing the drink of fermented horse urine for the many decades here in my home village in Kazakhstan. Are particular excellent results--High Five!!--for Village Idiot Bogdan who also is teacher at school. We now export to capital city in exchange for bladderwort cake. Everyone in village very happy for to drink continually especial during festival for Blotov the Coward, hero of Great Patriotic War.
 A VARY GOOD BOOK August 29, 2006
7 out of 11 found this review helpful
The book is vary good, BUT it depends on changing your lifestyle, and changing the way you eat. Which is VARY GOOD, eating more fresh vegetables& fruit, cutting down on the meat (colestrol). It takes a little bit of getting used to and it is the only thing that will get you back into shape.BUT IT IS WORTH THE TROUBLE. The book "The Hippocrates Diet" by Ann Wigmore, and "The New York Times Natural Foods Cookbook" are the best combo of books to let your body back to doing what GOD made it to do, That is to get well and stay well. I HAVE NOT used the Urine Therapy, so I can't say wheather it works or not. A person should not knock something they have not tried. It may be JUST WHAT YOU NEED for your ailment.
Well written and enlightening June 1, 2006
21 out of 22 found this review helpful
It works people. You just have to do it safely. For women, mid stream, build up slowly to 1 glass a day. Do it in the early morning as that is the most nutritional of the day. It is antiseptic for a max of 15 minutes and then it is the opposite. It is tasteless if your diet is excellent. If you eat a highly processed diet you will taste the chemicals in those foods and it will taste horrid. My diet is healthy so it doesn't have any taste at all. If you try it and it seems salty well there is your diet again telling you something. I've used it to heal wounds on my hands when nothing else was helping. The prime minister of India who was known for this habit lived well into his 90's and had no maladies.
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