Urine therapy is making a comeback from its centuries-old origins. And yes, the therapy does involve using your own urine to drink or apply topically for healing purposes. But many medical ...

An anti-vaxxer is telling people to drink their own urine to counteract side effects from the COVID-19 vaccine, which he falsely claims alters your DNA. Christopher Key refers to himself as the ...

Du Ximin, 50, was one of the five people who formed a healthcare research center promoting drinking urine to stay healthy in his village in 1993. Now about 400 of the village of 1,600 are in the habit ...

People are drinking their own urine to “eliminate disease” in a bizarre new Facebook craze. Fans of the trend are joining “urine therapy” groups on the social network, which also encourage members to ...

Urine therapy ' is a folk remedy in which a person drinks their own urine, and has long been said to have various health benefits. Even today, some celebrities and influencers drink urine for health ...

No scientific evidence supports that drinking urine can protect you from COVID-19. Drinking urine can actually be harmful to your health. Experts say staying up to date on COVID-19 vaccines can be the ...

Across cultures and centuries, urine has been used in various traditional healing practices. In Ayurveda, it’s known as amaroli; in some African communities, longstanding beliefs hold that urine can ...