Benefits I've received from UT - corrected - 1st post didn't have text

"Hi,
Dear jayson
what are your medications and what did you observe in your 2 years of Urine Therapy."

I take no medications for diabetes.  I control it with diet alone.

For more than five years prior to beginning UT I was required to go to my dermatologist every six months to have "pre-melanoma" spots burned off my scalp with liquid nitrogen.  Then during the pre UT time I also developed pre-cancer on my lips.  All of this was caused by ultraviolet/sun.  I visited my dermatologist about four months after beginning UT, where I ingest 1 1/2 to 3 cups a day.  At that time she remarked how much better my scalp was, and my lips too.  Then on my next visit - six months later (10 months after beginning UT) she could find no pre-cancer on either my scalp or my lips and told me "don't come back unless you get sores" - and I haven't.  During my first visit with her after UT I told her what I was doing and she told me that an Indian premier drank his own urine and lived to be 100.  (She is from India.)  I don't say that I have cured cancer with UT, but I sure cured pre-cancer as diagnosed both before and after by an MD dermatologist.

Within two weeks of starting UT, my athlete's foot fungus of more than 60 years of never diminishing - regardless of treatment which included oral meds and toenail removal (which grew back) - disappeared completely.  I still have athlete's foot over the counter stuff sitting around that I have used in more than two years.

I have glaucoma and my eye pressure became reduced after UT.  I tried to go without meds for that, but my eye pressure was in the 21-23 range on UT only, so I went back.  However, that is much better than the 43 pressure that I had on first diagnosis.  I am no longer sensitive to light at night, particularly when turning on a light.  That is something that was a lifelong problem that cleared up with UT.

There have been other things too, but I can't remember them all.  The above items are the major ones and will keep me on UT for the rest of my life.