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The William Hitt Center employs novel, scientifically-based approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of disease states.

The William Hitt Center employs novel, scientifically-based approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of disease states. See less

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French German Italian Portuguese Russian Spanish Japanese Good briefing history of Western urine therapy, with some lack of understanding about Eastern medicine. The temporary aggravation as sign of cure is a matter of common knowledge among them,... See more

French German Italian Portuguese Russian Spanish Japanese Good briefing history of Western urine therapy, with some lack of understanding about Eastern medicine. The temporary aggravation as sign of cure is a matter of common knowledge among them, even some Japanese dictionaries mention it as Menken. First appeared at May-June, 1999 issue of Skeptical Inquirer and a part of his Did Adam and Eve Have Navels?: Debunking Pseudoscience. See less

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The Associated Press recently reported a story about a group of St. Joseph, Missouri workers who--puzzled as to why their morning coffee had been tasting so foul for the past few weeks--rigged up a secret videocamera to monitor the office coffee nook... See more

The Associated Press recently reported a story about a group of St. Joseph, Missouri workers who--puzzled as to why their morning coffee had been tasting so foul for the past few weeks--rigged up a secret videocamera to monitor the office coffee nook for possible clues. Sure enough, after viewing the first day's highlights, workers at the Wire Rope of America company discovered the root of the problem--although they may have wished that they hadn't. The tape clearly showed one of their office mates, 41-year-old Milton Ross, urinating into the coffee pot. Ross was immediately fired from the company--it's amazing that he wasn't murdered on the spot--and later charged with assault. The story goes on to say that local health investigators "didn't believe that any communicable diseases could have been contracted by drinking the spiked coffee." Dean Shepherd, Buchanan County Assistant District Attorney, says that Ross was "trying to injure a co-worker when he used the pot as a urinal."... See less

Highlights: There is a $500-million-a-year market for these kinds of urine ingredients.

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Urine therapy is a specialized branch of alternative medicine. Any sort of oral or external application of human urine for medicinal purposes falls into this category. Promoters of urine therapy believe urine to have many curative powers. Some... See more

Urine therapy is a specialized branch of alternative medicine. Any sort of oral or external application of human urine for medicinal purposes falls into this category. Promoters of urine therapy believe urine to have many curative powers. Some cultures, especially Indian, have traditionally used urine as a medicine. According to one theory, this perhaps dates to a time when the Amanita muscaria mushroom was used as Soma in Vedic rituals. The psychoactive alkaloids of the mushroom are passed unchanged in human urine, leading to the surviving Siberian practice, especially among the Koryak tribe, of drinking the urine of an Amanita muscaria user in order to become intoxicated (what proponents of the mushroom/Soma theory ascribe to the Vedic "second filter"). The mixture may be further concentrated by allowing it to freeze. The resulting ice is then removed and the remaining liquid ingested. Many other cultures consider the practice to be repugnant, even to the point of being taboo. In... See less

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urine, clear, amber-colored fluid formed by the kidneys that carries metabolic wastes out of the body (see urinary system). As the blood circulates it collects excretory products from the tissues and these substances are separated from the blood by... See more

urine, clear, amber-colored fluid formed by the kidneys that carries metabolic wastes out of the body (see urinary system). As the blood circulates it collects excretory products from the tissues and these substances are separated from the blood by the kidneys and eliminated chiefly in the urine. The urine is then stored in the bladder and passes out of the body via the urethra. The amount passed depends on fluid intake and other factors. Urine is 95% water, in which are dissolved urea, uric acid, creatinine, and other waste products. Normal urine also contains small amounts of substances ordinarily utilized by the body, such as sodium, potassium, and calcium; these substances are excreted by the kidneys when excessive amounts are present in the bloodstream. Analysis of the urine is important in detecting diseases of the urogenital organs, as well as disorders of other body systems. See less

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Common sense goes a long way in health care. You might not make it to all 50 sections of this web site today. Instruct our Dot.Com support team to remind you by email to visit us again in 65 days. Join us again! Meanwhile adopt a practice to do from... See more

Common sense goes a long way in health care. You might not make it to all 50 sections of this web site today. Instruct our Dot.Com support team to remind you by email to visit us again in 65 days. Join us again! Meanwhile adopt a practice to do from this web site. See less

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3/1/2006:John from Bangor, ME writess, "I worked in cabinet shops from 1983 to 1998, and I used to get ear infections from sawdust. After I went to a doctor that used a water pick on my ear I heard about using Hydrogen peroxide. As soon as I felt an... See more

3/1/2006:John from Bangor, ME writess, "I worked in cabinet shops from 1983 to 1998, and I used to get ear infections from sawdust. After I went to a doctor that used a water pick on my ear I heard about using Hydrogen peroxide. As soon as I felt an infection coming on, I would flush my ear with it. The pain would normally go away with in 24 hours." 2/4/2006: Robin from Haines,Alaska writes, "I've used hydrogen peroxide for years to "bubble" my 5 sons' ears.One of my sons had deeply impacted wax so bad that an ear Dr. wanted to operate on him to remove it. I asked him if there was another alternative and he said we could try cleaning his ears with one of those over the counter kits.We opted for daily syringing of the ear with 3% hydrogen peroxide,and rinsing with a diluted pple cider vinegar solution afterwards to replace natural ph to the ear, after several days black rocks 1/8"in size began to come out of his ear!We worked on his ear daily for about 3 weeks.Upon returning to the Ear... See less