Re: There is far more NPN in human and bovine milk than in urine

grz - I have a great deal of respect for your posts (many of 2Sirus's too) but this is one time I have to differ with you.

Following is a list of content of human urine from: http://www.hps-online.com/hurine3.htm and you will not find any NPN in it.  None, zero.

If we use the amounts from your links (could easily have been aged urine or urine long exposed to oxygen) it still is about equal to the amount in human milk.  So, lets assume that there is NPN in urine.  Then, per the Moreless/your contention - why are children breast fed??  Also, if you wish to stay away from NPN you sure don't wish to go to soy milk because that NPN is double human milk.

Why didn't you respond to the debate thread instead of taking it to this, a support forum?

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The following are the average quantities of the various substances listed below, in 100 milliliters of urine as reported in 'Introduction to Biochemistry' by Dr. Pharon:

Some other important constituents of Shivambu are as follows:

Enzymes

• Amylase (diastase).

• Lactic dehydrogenate (L. D. H.).

• Leucine amino-peptidase (L. A. P.).

• Urokinase.

Hormones

• Catechol amines.

• Hydroxy-steroids.

• 17-Catosteroids.

• Erythropoietine.

• Adenylate cyclase.

• Prostaglandin's.

• Sex hormones.

Miscellaneous

• Copper.

• Urobilinogen.