A Spanish woman has sparked controversy by claiming that dripping urine into her eyes can lead to myopia and astigmatism.
Urine therapy or urine therapy is an alternative medicine popularized by the British naturalist John W. Armstrong in the early 20th century. Advocates of this unusual way of doing things advocate the use of human urine for medical or cosmetic purposes, including massaging urine or gums, or even drinking it. However, in February, the Dynamic Incentive Program "Assistant Metaphysical Consultant" Suama Fraile claimed that urine was also much better than the chemical medications prescribed by most doctors for eye problems. The woman claimed that she dripped urine into her eyes every day until she was cured of astigmatism and myopia. In a segment on social media, Suama Fraile explains that urine drops "work better than traditional medicine" because the latter "is a chemical that does more harm than good." To demonstrate the effectiveness of urine** poor vision, the woman detailed her personal experience.
I'll tell you about my experience, pouring urine into my eyes in the morning and evening, ** my astigmatism and myopia," she claimed, "It's natural, forget about medications, they're chemicals that affect health." ”
Suama claims that in order for urine ** to work, urine must be dripped every morning and evening. She also mentioned that she uses "enhanced urine" at night, which can mean concentrating urine.
As you can imagine, this paragraph has received a lot of criticism online, and I must admit that most of it makes sense. It's one thing to promote urine** and rub it on your body in the hope of getting some benefit out of it, but it's another thing entirely to encourage people to put urine in their eyes. I'm not a doctor, but that seems wrong on so many levels!
There is currently no scientific evidence to support the health benefits of urine**.