Vizelettenyésztés

Vizelettenyésztés, also known as urine therapy or urotherapy, is an alternative medicine practice involving the use of human urine for therapeutic purposes. This practice has historical roots in various cultures, with proponents claiming a range of benefits from topical application to consumption.

Supporters of vizelettenyésztés often suggest that urine contains beneficial compounds that can aid in healing, boost the immune system, and treat various ailments. These claims are not supported by scientific evidence or recognized medical consensus. The scientific community generally regards vizelettenyésztés as lacking empirical validation and potentially harmful.

Urine is primarily composed of water and waste products filtered by the kidneys, including urea, salts, and excess hormones. Medical professionals advise against ingesting or applying urine to the body, as it can introduce bacteria and toxins back into the system, potentially leading to infection or other adverse health effects. Standard medical treatments and evidence-based therapies are recommended for health concerns.