urine therapy and how to bathe in cold water

hi,
u can bathe in room temperature water if you first bathe the head and
above the neckline/shoulder line in room-temperature water (do not
allow hot water there).


the brain is fat and once the fat around the neurons stops melting you
can take the complete bath in cold water.

and with urine therapy you are not so much worried about catching
colds.

erach

wrote:
hi,
u can bathe in room temperature water if you first bathe the head and
above the neckline/shoulder line in room-temperature water (do not
allow hot water there).


the brain is fat and once the fat around the neurons stops melting you
can take the complete bath in cold water.

This is the second stupidest thing I have read today. The brain
temperature doesn't change much when you are covered in cold water.
There is skin, connective tissue and skull between the brain and the
outside world. These insulate the brain.

and with urine therapy you are not so much worried about catching
colds.

You guessed it. This is the stupidest thing I read today.

If you believe in urine therapy, you're too stupid to be worried about
anything.

Jeff

erach

In article yykmj.7803$A75.6318@trnddc05, Jeff says...

wrote:
hi,
u can bathe in room temperature water if you first bathe the head and
above the neckline/shoulder line in room-temperature water (do not
allow hot water there).


the brain is fat and once the fat around the neurons stops melting you
can take the complete bath in cold water.

This is the second stupidest thing I have read today. The brain
temperature doesn't change much when you are covered in cold water.
There is skin, connective tissue and skull between the brain and the
outside world. These insulate the brain.

Furthermore the body will direct blood to the brain (and heart) almost til the
end to keep the brain stable.


and with urine therapy you are not so much worried about catching
colds.

You guessed it. This is the stupidest thing I read today.

If you believe in urine therapy, you're too stupid to be worried about
anything.

Hee.

Banty