What are the medicinal values ​​of boy's urine?

Boy's urine refers to the urine of underage boys or boys who have not produced sperm, but if the boy has started to have nocturnal emission, it is no longer called boy's urine. In ancient times, boy's urine was also used as a medicinal inducer for traditional Chinese medicine, and it was said to have certain pharmacological effects. So, does boy’s urine really have an effect in treating diseases? How to use boy’s urine to treat diseases? Let’s take a look at the medicinal value of boy’s urine.

The role of boy's urine

According to experts, there were reports of drinking urine to treat diseases in some Western European countries in the 1980s. Some people in some areas of China and Japan have followed suit, but there is no uniform standard on usage and dosage, which has led to frequent cases of illness due to drinking boys' urine. The real reason is actually very clear, that is, urine itself is the excretion of the body's metabolic products, that is, metabolic waste, and its various components are harmful to the body. This is why patients with kidney failure need dialysis, because the body cannot excrete toxins normally and cannot produce urine, so a machine is needed to help detoxify. In other words, drinking urine is actually drinking toxic liquid, which is not only harmful to the body but also has no therapeutic effect.

Boy's urine is a medicine in traditional Chinese medicine, also known as boy's urine and Huilong soup. It is said to cure certain diseases, but it is not as magical as people say, and it may even be poisonous. It has no indications of its own, no health-care effects, and no so-called weight-loss function. In the early days of ancient Chinese indigenous medicine when productivity was low, many things were considered "medicines". In addition to boy's urine, even feces, cemetery soil, pot ash, and human fingernails could be used as medicine. This was a complete manifestation of ignorance. For example, traditional Chinese medicine believes that feces can detoxify. In fact, drinking feces after being poisoned is entirely for the purpose of making people feel nauseous and induce vomiting. In ancient times, there were no modern medical technologies such as gastric lavage, enema, and infusion of detoxifying drugs, so people had to use these folk remedies. The development of modern science and medicine has completely eliminated these dross.

Similarly, Western medicine experts also believe that although the health benefits of boy's urine have been around since ancient times, it is because of low productivity. Even if boy's urine can really be used as medicine, it should be scientifically proven and should be confirmed in accordance with relevant national regulations, through preclinical animal pharmacology experiments (including acute toxicity, chronic toxicity, general pharmacology, pharmacodynamics experiments, etc.), clinical trials (including human tolerance to drugs, drug safety, effectiveness, etc.) and reviews by relevant departments. Similarly, if boy's urine is to become a health product, it must also go through relevant testing and approval procedures. In short, it is not advisable to drink boy's urine for health care rashly.

There is no practice of using children's urine for medicinal purposes in modern times, but there are cases where people in extremely difficult situations drink their own urine to sustain life when they are out of water and food. Although no one has scientifically verified the role of urine, it is certain that it is poisonous.

The above is an introduction to the medicinal value of boy's urine. It can be seen that boy's urine itself is not suitable for use as medicine, so don't use boy's urine rashly. Many of them are about folk sayings and folk remedies to treat diseases, but modern scientific research shows that urine itself is a toxic liquid and therefore cannot be eaten.