Re: Science and Uropathy

"Unfortunately in pharmaceutical interests, a tincture free of cost and self-produced will not profit the health industry. For this reason a very limited amount of research has been done on this topic."

pretty much sums up why this remains an 'untaintable' truly universal remedy.
No one can ever sell you exactly what you can make yourself, though 'economics' will find innumerable ways to extract, synthesize and sell back to you urine's countless components, in the form of heart-disease drugs, 'youth creams', fertility medicines, and the list goes on and on.

The latest thing that really impressed me is the treatment of children with HIV in Tanzania...and to think the U.S. (and others) now wants to (generously) give Africans drugs to 'treat them'.

:-(


Re: "urokinase".

Is this the drug that is owned by the company that also supplies portable johns?
A story too strange to be fiction!! The particular protein that (the drug I'm thinking of) is based on is available to the company aplenty, thanks to their technology involving a filtration process used in the johns to concurrently deal with a particular lingering small.






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