heavenlysmoke
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im guna dilute my cum and spray it on one of my female plants and see if it produces seeds that grow into talking plants,,,,NOT!lol
Using Urine As a Fertilizer
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mastakoosh
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i have done this for years and everyone says my weed is the SHIT lol.
highguy4706
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that sounds stupid
nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STUPID AS SHIT!!!!!
mastakoosh
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lol, like the avatar nsw..HAHAHAHAHAHAHA STUPID AS SHIT!!!!!
highguy4706
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someone just said in another thread to use your girls menstreal juice
mastakoosh
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now that is just crossing the line and gross. lol j/k makes me nauseous though. people would be like damn why does this bud taste like rusty rotten tuna.
pastafarian
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make her a nice cup of tea aswell
Smoke2Live420
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dont do none of that who ever comes up with these ideas are fuckin sick!!!!!!!!!!!
nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
Sick as in "That car is sick as shit man"
smoke weed everyday
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hell yea nigga im gonna fucking drown my plants in the real liquid gold, unlike that shitty ass beer.
nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
Yeah man its sick as shit bro!
nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
Ying ying botta bing
bo bang bo jang
slippity slang
ding dang urang
wing wang wong ping pong
bo bang bo jang
slippity slang
ding dang urang
wing wang wong ping pong
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it souns sik. bot it isent, urine is as natural as every other shit we guive to hour babies.
havent any one ben thru first grade, pee and poo are the key ingedient in the natural nitrogen cicle. no mater where it comes from. it is steel pee and it is every thing a plant needs because it contains every nutrient it needs.
Just from first grade.
I cant belive that some people say urine cant be used as a fertilizer.
havent any one ben thru first grade, pee and poo are the key ingedient in the natural nitrogen cicle. no mater where it comes from. it is steel pee and it is every thing a plant needs because it contains every nutrient it needs.
Just from first grade.
I cant belive that some people say urine cant be used as a fertilizer.
nowstopwhining
Too many brownies
it souns sik. bot it isent, urine is as natural as every other shit we guive to hour babies.
havent any one ben thru first grade, pee and poo are the key ingedient in the natural nitrogen cicle. no mater where it comes from. it is steel pee and it is every thing a plant needs because it contains every nutrient it needs.
Just from first grade.
I cant belive that some people say urine cant be used as a fertilizer.
I actually use urine sometimes....just for the hell off it....Ill piss just taaaad bit in a jug with my regular nutes plus some molasses.....
I swear it gives the weed the slightest bit off a piss scent though....no lie....
human8
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I think I saw the nutrient list posted from this article but,
people The Indian Ayurvedic system of medicine has used
urine therapy for thousands of years, not even a topic for
informed debate.Although that is for human consumption
It's a tried and true organic fertilizer as well.and
Yeah, dilute it, plants love homeopathic remedies!
lol.....
If only my plants uninated I could reintroduce a dilute concentrate
as an immune booster! like a self formulated vaccine for weed.
AWAKENING THE HEALER WITHIN
We are in a very magical era: all around us, on all levels, we are witnessing the connection between the East and the West, the ancient and the modern, spiritual heritage and science. We are so truly fortunate to be living in such an exciting time, and to be able to watch in awe the way life unfolds before our very eyes. Modern scientific research is discovering today that ancient spiritual ideas come very close to today's most recent discoveries in the field of quantum physics and vibrational healing methods.
One such powerful practice for healing that is continuing to flourish today is Shivambu Shastra, respected for thousands of years as the "Mother of Ayurvedic Medicine" and commonly known as "Self-Urine Therapy". Shivambu means literally "Water of Shiva", referring to the auspiciousness of the practice. Its "method of drinking urine for rejuvenation" is outlined in the Shivambu Kalpa Vidhi, part of a 5,000-year-old document called the Damar Tantra, linking this practice back to the Vedas, the sacred Hindu texts. Self-urine therapy has been seen as one of the divine manifestations of cosmic intelligence, and has been used as such by Indian yogis to unleash kundalini up to their third eye.
There is something esoteric about urine. It is considered to be a supernatural, living food because it is a by-product of the blood and contains "life force" or prana. Using urine as a therapeutic tool mirrors to us the "healer within" who works on a mechanistic level as well as on an energetic level. This implies that urine, as a holographic substance, has the ability to affect all levels of being--from the physical, through the electromagnetic fields of the emotions and the mind, up to the subtler vibrations of the soul.
Urine is considered to be an invaluable source of nourishment and healing that perhaps has been too controversial or not financially rewarding enough for it to be talked about and encouraged as a potent medicine. One's own urine, a living food, contains elements that are specific to one's body alone. The body is constantly producing a huge variety of antibodies, hormones, enzymes and other natural chemicals to regulate and control its functions and combat imbalances that one may not be aware of.
Clinical studies have proved that the thousands of critical body chemicals and nutrients that end up in urine reflect the individual body's functions. When re-utilised, these chemicals and nutrients act as natural vaccines, antibacterial, antiviral and anticarcinogenic agents as well as hormone balancers and allergy relievers. The information that urine contains therefore cannot be duplicated or derived from any other source. Just as nature produces no two people who are exactly the same, there are no two urine samples in the world that contain exactly the same components.
A STERILE BY-PRODUCT OF BLOOD FILTRATION
Urine is not a dirty and toxic substance rejected by the body. Urine is a by-product of blood filtration, not waste filtration. Medically it is referred to as "plasma ultrafiltrate". It is a purified derivative of the blood itself, made by the kidneys--whose principal function is not excretion but regulation of all the elements and their concentrations in the blood. Urine can be compared to leftovers from a meal, and this metaphor may help us understand why our bodies excrete elements that are valuable to our health and well-being.
Nutrient-filled blood passes through the liver where toxins are removed to be excreted as solid waste. Eventually, this purified "clean" blood undergoes a filtering process in the kidneys, where excess water, salts, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, antibodies, urea, uric acid and other elements not usable at that time by the body are collected in the form of a purified, sterile, watery solution that is urine. The function of the kidneys is to keep the various elements in the blood balanced. The important elements in the blood are not filtered out because they are toxic and harmful to the body, but simply because the body does not need a particular concentration of an element at that specific point in time. It is this very regulating process of the kidneys that allows us to eat and drink more than our bodies need at any one time.
BIOCHEMICAL COMPONENTS
Urine is estimated to have thousands of biochemical compounds, but only 200 or so have been studied. It contains an incredible array of critically important nutrients, enzymes, hormones, natural antibodies and immune defence agents.
Some of these components are well worth further consideration--such as allantoin (also found in comfrey, known as "bone-knit", and in aloe vera, which guards against sunburn); the amino acid creatinine (popular with body-builders); DHEA hormone (proven by research to have anti-ageing, anticancer and anti-obesity properties); melatonin (known for its calming effect while strengthening the physical body and immunity); and sex hormones such as testosterone, androgen and oestrogen.
In view of such an array of ingredients, it is easier to understand urine's antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, antineoplastic, anticonvulsive and antispasmodic effects.
people The Indian Ayurvedic system of medicine has used
urine therapy for thousands of years, not even a topic for
informed debate.Although that is for human consumption
It's a tried and true organic fertilizer as well.and
Yeah, dilute it, plants love homeopathic remedies!
lol.....
If only my plants uninated I could reintroduce a dilute concentrate
as an immune booster! like a self formulated vaccine for weed.
AWAKENING THE HEALER WITHIN
We are in a very magical era: all around us, on all levels, we are witnessing the connection between the East and the West, the ancient and the modern, spiritual heritage and science. We are so truly fortunate to be living in such an exciting time, and to be able to watch in awe the way life unfolds before our very eyes. Modern scientific research is discovering today that ancient spiritual ideas come very close to today's most recent discoveries in the field of quantum physics and vibrational healing methods.
One such powerful practice for healing that is continuing to flourish today is Shivambu Shastra, respected for thousands of years as the "Mother of Ayurvedic Medicine" and commonly known as "Self-Urine Therapy". Shivambu means literally "Water of Shiva", referring to the auspiciousness of the practice. Its "method of drinking urine for rejuvenation" is outlined in the Shivambu Kalpa Vidhi, part of a 5,000-year-old document called the Damar Tantra, linking this practice back to the Vedas, the sacred Hindu texts. Self-urine therapy has been seen as one of the divine manifestations of cosmic intelligence, and has been used as such by Indian yogis to unleash kundalini up to their third eye.
There is something esoteric about urine. It is considered to be a supernatural, living food because it is a by-product of the blood and contains "life force" or prana. Using urine as a therapeutic tool mirrors to us the "healer within" who works on a mechanistic level as well as on an energetic level. This implies that urine, as a holographic substance, has the ability to affect all levels of being--from the physical, through the electromagnetic fields of the emotions and the mind, up to the subtler vibrations of the soul.
Urine is considered to be an invaluable source of nourishment and healing that perhaps has been too controversial or not financially rewarding enough for it to be talked about and encouraged as a potent medicine. One's own urine, a living food, contains elements that are specific to one's body alone. The body is constantly producing a huge variety of antibodies, hormones, enzymes and other natural chemicals to regulate and control its functions and combat imbalances that one may not be aware of.
Clinical studies have proved that the thousands of critical body chemicals and nutrients that end up in urine reflect the individual body's functions. When re-utilised, these chemicals and nutrients act as natural vaccines, antibacterial, antiviral and anticarcinogenic agents as well as hormone balancers and allergy relievers. The information that urine contains therefore cannot be duplicated or derived from any other source. Just as nature produces no two people who are exactly the same, there are no two urine samples in the world that contain exactly the same components.
A STERILE BY-PRODUCT OF BLOOD FILTRATION
Urine is not a dirty and toxic substance rejected by the body. Urine is a by-product of blood filtration, not waste filtration. Medically it is referred to as "plasma ultrafiltrate". It is a purified derivative of the blood itself, made by the kidneys--whose principal function is not excretion but regulation of all the elements and their concentrations in the blood. Urine can be compared to leftovers from a meal, and this metaphor may help us understand why our bodies excrete elements that are valuable to our health and well-being.
Nutrient-filled blood passes through the liver where toxins are removed to be excreted as solid waste. Eventually, this purified "clean" blood undergoes a filtering process in the kidneys, where excess water, salts, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, antibodies, urea, uric acid and other elements not usable at that time by the body are collected in the form of a purified, sterile, watery solution that is urine. The function of the kidneys is to keep the various elements in the blood balanced. The important elements in the blood are not filtered out because they are toxic and harmful to the body, but simply because the body does not need a particular concentration of an element at that specific point in time. It is this very regulating process of the kidneys that allows us to eat and drink more than our bodies need at any one time.
BIOCHEMICAL COMPONENTS
Urine is estimated to have thousands of biochemical compounds, but only 200 or so have been studied. It contains an incredible array of critically important nutrients, enzymes, hormones, natural antibodies and immune defence agents.
Some of these components are well worth further consideration--such as allantoin (also found in comfrey, known as "bone-knit", and in aloe vera, which guards against sunburn); the amino acid creatinine (popular with body-builders); DHEA hormone (proven by research to have anti-ageing, anticancer and anti-obesity properties); melatonin (known for its calming effect while strengthening the physical body and immunity); and sex hormones such as testosterone, androgen and oestrogen.
In view of such an array of ingredients, it is easier to understand urine's antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, antineoplastic, anticonvulsive and antispasmodic effects.
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