Did you know several prescription drugs contain hormones extracted from human or horse urine? 🚽💊
Premarin contains estrogens purified from pregnant horses’ urine. Menopur contains hormones purified from human urine.
That’s in the prescribing information.
And cultures around the world have used urine in traditional healing practices for thousands of years.
I’ve spent extensive time studying urine therapy, exploring its history, listening to practitioners, and examining the experiences people share with me.
We need to start having an honest conversation about this subject without ridicule.
Ask questions. Examine the evidence. Question my conclusions, too.
That’s why I hosted my Urine Therapy Summit.
Together with other experts in the field, we share the history, research, practitioner perspectives, and experiences behind this powerful healing practice.
Here’s a link to the FREE replay https://ghi.ac/ghi-urine-therapy-summit-replay
Keep an open mind.
Keep asking questions.
And never stop learning.
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