I wouldn't go there, we don't know enough about it.

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/29126420/ns/health-health_care/t/urine-injection-ki...

The morning urine tends to be the darkest and most unpleasant tasting of the day. Throughout the rest of the day urine is much lighter and only contains salt if you were to consume salt.

I would suggest take a couple days to not eat any meat, salt or dairy (some things that alter the 'taste' alot) it would make a great difference. Drink alot of water that day and only pee in a clear glass everytime, to observe, when you see that it is clear enough & odor less enough have a good glass of it, go from there looping. (looping is when you drink most or all of the chi pee (or urine) that you pass) If in the beginning it is pale yellow it will become clearer and clearer with each pass. Once beginning urine therapy your urine will just become clearer by nature from then on while practicing because you have introduced it to your system, and by leaning more towards a vegetarian / vegan diet it can become almost always perfectly natural clear water. Decide from your own experience what you will or will not have in your diet while practicing urine therapy , also consider to loop urine all day sometime ~ Good luck!
If you have not checked this out give it a look, this combined with UT could work wonders::

http:// http://www.drchristophersherbshop.blogspot .com/2011/05/diabetes.html

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Hi Chucky81 I saw your question on injecting urine, and I HAD to answer. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE INJECT URINE!! I felt the same way you do about drinking it, so I asked about injecting and was told it was an incredibly powerful therapy. So I went ahead and injected it several times over a week's time.

The result was I got a massive boil at the injection sight, which in turn gave me spinal meningitis, which then resulted in a massive abscess in the right parietal lobe of my brain. So in January 2014 I went into an extremely risky, but life-saving brain surgery. The Dr's told my family I only had a 5-7% chance of surviving because of the all the circumstances involved in the operation and the advanced state of the infection. And if I did survive, because it was so involved in the speech and motor skills part of my brain, it was possible I would never walk or talk again, and I would have many years of rehabilitation therapy ahead of me.

I am very grateful for the skillful surgeon and the many loving and supportive people that surrounded me at that time in my life. Without them, I would not be here today. I turned 50 one week after the surgery, and my life is amazing! I know that experience made me a better person. However; I would never recommend it to anyone. If you want to do UT, just bite the bullet and do it how it is supposed to be done. Personally, I found Liver Flushing and coffee enema's to be transformational to everyone who does them. And if you don't take care of your liver first, most therapies don't work as well anyway. I hope this helps. Good luck!