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Mum And Her Children Drank Own Urine For 4 Days, Believing It Could Cure COVID-19

According to recent news, a woman in London not only drank her own urine for four days straight but also made her children do the same after she had received a video on WhatsApp that was forwarded to her by a friend because she believed it could cure COVID-19. The news stated that she kept on doing it until she realized it was probably not going to work.

The woman reportedly did not believe in the vaccine and felt that Bill and Melinda Gates had compromised it. She was more into traditional cures.

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According to a study, though drinking your own urine won’t actually hurt you that much, but it isn’t exactly beneficial either. It can also introduce bacterias, toxins, and also other harmful substances into your bloodstream and place stress on your kidneys

Sources: News18

Adib Mohd

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