severe chronic problem
with acidosis (this is often tine of diabetics), use only a few drops
of urine at a time, or substitute a homeopathic urine preparation.
Test your urine pH once or twice each day for a few days when using
urine therapy for the first time or when using it intensively. Do not
ingest the same urine that you dip the pH strip into for testing. If
you are taking only a small mamtenance dose per day, test pH once
every three to five days in order to determine whether dietary
adjustments are needed. If you find that your urine pH is very acid,
add a pinch of baking soda to the urine you'll be ingesting to reduce
the acidity.

7. Do not use urine therapy if you are pregnant without a doctor's
supervision:

Although pregnant women have been treated with successfully urine
therapy for morning sicimess or edema, the therapy should not be used
during pregnancy without the supervision of a doctor familiar with the
medical use of urine. Doctors have reported that they have used urine
therapy for morning sickness in pregnancy with excellent results, but
there are reports of two spontaneous abortions which occurred after
urine therapy treatments (Dunne and Plesch), possibly because of the
natural release of toxins which occur with urine therapy.

Fertility: On the other hand, if you're trying to get pregnant,
several successful fertility drugs such as Pergonai are ma