Pee: Opponents of vaccines claim that drinking urine cures corona

Vaccine opponents seem to be willing to try anything but drugs and vaccines that come with scientific evidence for their effectiveness.

The new hit: "Urine Therapy".

And yes, that's exactly what you're thinking

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13/01/2022

Thursday, 13 January 2022, 09:00 Updated: 09:03

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Opponents of vaccines continue to prove daily that there is nothing they are not willing to try to fight corona - other than scientifically proven things, like vaccines and drugs approved for use.

What did we not go through with them on this crazy journey?

The hydroxy-chlorokine craze, the ibermectin panic (a horseworm remedy, mind you) and even the "let's just let everyone drink bleach" craze we managed and left behind (thank God).

Now, comes a new "news" from them that really breaks all records: Christopher Key, a prominent U.S. vaccine opponent who, among other things, runs the Vaccine Police website, promotes the benefits of "urine therapy" for protection against corona. That's exactly what it sounds like - drinking urine.

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Key uploaded a video to Telegram, which later also shared on Twitter, in which he explains that "God has given us everything we need" and that the covid-19 healing antibody is in the urine.

He adds and claims in the video that a number of published scientific articles have already recognized the benefits of this unconventional therapy and that it is effective in treating even people who have been vaccinated for corona.

However, it of course does not provide specific reference or details regarding those "scientific publications".

He further also provides an excuse for this and says that the quality of the studies on the benefits of drinking urine is not exactly what you would expect because "creating a randomized study with double-blindness and a placebo group in this case is a bit difficult".

But recommended that "everyone do his research."

Feel free to try, if you are interested.

But let's flow with us for a moment for our research:

It's never a good idea to drink your pee, okay?

A bottle full of urine (Photo: ShutterStock, ShutterStock)

At present there is no scientific evidence for medical or cosmetic benefits of any kind resulting from "urine therapy".

In 1971 a NASA study was published which showed that urine is made up of 95% water and low concentrations of urea (chloride), chloride, sodium, potassium and some other soluble ions. The Chinese

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Therapy Association (an outlawed organization) has promoted urinary incontinence as a cure for cancer and also to differentiate, for baldness.

It is never a good idea to drink your pee. A study conducted in Nigeria found that antibiotic-resistant bacteria are almost always present in the urine of children. How did they get there?

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He's not really "sterile"

Drinking urine exposes the body to a wide variety of toxins and pathogens that it has tried to eliminate.

This passage that says "urine is sterile"?

Not entirely true, especially if you are also taking medication.

Therefore, unless Christopher Key and his friends who oppose vaccines and urinals have new and miraculous evidence, it is worth mentioning again and asking: Please, do not drink your pee.

Just as you do not eat dinner out of your trash can, so it is not advisable to put back into your body the waste and toxin it was trying to excrete through the urine - and probably for a good reason.

To protect against corona infection and morbidity, apply the scientifically known and proven precautions: vaccines, masks, distance and hygiene.

All of these methods are not only more effective, but also tastier than urinating.

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