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In an astonishing turn of events, 19-year-old Bailey St. Clair, who was ejected from a vehicle during a violent car crash in Irving, Texas, at the end of August, is defying the odds with her remarkable recovery at Parkland Hospital in Dallas. Her family, originally told she wouldn't survive, now faces the challenge of raising funds to transfer her closer to their home in Portland, Oregon.

Cop Shot in Ambush Shares Harrowing Tale of Survival, The Christmas Miracle. In a gripping and emotionally charged episode of the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast, Drew Stokes, a devoted federal law enforcement officer, recounts the harrowing day he found himself in the crosshairs of danger while doing a routine grocery shopping. Shot multiple times by an assailant who spewed hate, Drew's journey of survival and resilience serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration.

Throughout the course of human history, ancient civilizations have utilized urine as a therapeutic agent for a variety of ailments and diseases. Despite its reputation as a toxic metabolic waste product, the medicinal properties of urine have been extolled for thousands of years. This historical review focuses solely on the use of urine for medicinal purposes. The Book of Proverbs 5:15-19 provides evidence of the consumption and use of urine for health reasons. The practice of drinking urine for rejuvenation, known as Shivambu (urotherapy), has been described in sacred Hindu texts that are over 5000 years old and is still practiced today. It is advocated as a therapy for a wide range of conditions, including asthma, arthritis, allergies, acne, cancer, anti-aging, bacterial and viral infections, wounds, pink eye, ear infections, thrush on baby tongue, indigestion, migraines, and wrinkles. Cultural and medical practices in Egypt, China, Thailand, and the Aztec empire also advocated its use. In medieval times, urine was commonly tasted to identify the presence of sugar and diagnose diabetes. Paracelsus (1493-1541) emphasized the diagnostic importance of urine and recommended morning urine collection for medical visits. In the Renaissance, German biologist Burk reported that some patients recovered from skin cancer using urine from people who ate cabbage. In Japan, urinotherapy has been known since the fourteenth century and has been used for the treatment of asthma, diabetes, hypertension, and more recently, for cancer and AIDS. In Europe, urine was used to drink as a defense against the plague. Even the Shamans drank their own urine after ingesting hallucinogens to prolong the hallucinogenic effects. Even now, people from Siberia still drink their own urine after ingesting hallucinogenic mushrooms. Lewis and Clark in 1806 described Native Americans bathing in urine daily. Numerous medicinal uses of urine were reported well into the 1900s. In the cosmetics industry, urea remains an important ingredient in medicinal skin creams. Urea has also been shown to have antibacterial and anti-fungal properties. Multiple medical products have been obtained from urine and urea, including diuretics, fertility agents, and estrogens. Despite the clinical evidence of its efficacy, modern proponents of urine therapy use pseudoscience to explain the benefits of its various, mostly exaggerated, components. There are clues all around us that must be deciphered, especially when it becomes a conspiracy by the medical establishment and the pharmaceutical industry to keep the knowledge of the many fantastic healing properties of cheaply available urine a secret. There is no money to be made from urine, well, unless one was to write a book about its many virtues. Urine is mostly water, with significant amounts of urea (25g/d) and uric acid (1g/d), creatinine (1.5g), various electrolytes (10g/d, mostly NaCl), phosphate and organic acids (3g/d), only trace amounts of proteins (40-80mg/d, most of which are albumin, and only insignificant amounts of antibodies or enzymes, varying traces of hormones, glucose, and water-soluble vitamins. Urine is sterile where it is produced in the kidney, but once it has left the body, it is usually contaminated. It is not toxic per se. There may be rare situations where urine is the cleanest liquid at hand to pour over a dirty wound, or the only liquid to drink when buried under a collapsed building or lost at sea for days, but most of the time there are better or tastier ways to improve one’s health. In conclusion, despite the lack of clinical evidence of its efficacy, ongoing interest is still being demonstrated for the medicinal uses of urine. Ongoing research is being conducted on the chemotherapeutic potential of cow urine and the potential use of stem cells derived from human amniotic fluid in renal diseases.

In the outskirts of a small town in Romania, a wandering dog caught the attention of local residents. What seemed like a typical scene quickly unfolded into an extraordinary tale of devotion and survival. The dog was found intently guarding a hole in the ground, and what came next was nothing short of a miracle.

The miraculous case of Carlee Russell, a 25-year-old woman from Alabama who went missing after reporting a toddler on the side of I-459, has reached a surprising conclusion. After an intense 48-hour search, Carlee Russell returned home late Saturday night, leaving authorities and the community with lingering questions about her disappearance. While the circumstances surrounding her safe return remain unclear, the focus now shifts to understanding the events that transpired during her absence. Let's delve into the latest updates on this mysterious case.

Was this a magnificent medical miracle or some kind of conspiracy? Back in the year 1984, a woman with the initials A.B., began hearing voices in her head, telling her to have a brain scan. The reason for this became clear later.

A parent abandoned their newborn baby girl because of her eyes, then what happened next surprised the world.Photo byAnna Shvets/ Pexels. A family abandoned their newborn baby girl and left her in an orphanage, then what happened next surprised the world.

A bride reveals something on her wedding dayPhoto byBruno Ribeiro/ Pexels. Most girls have their dream wedding planned even before they start dating. From the dress to the decorations, they already know what they want.

This post was written with the help of an AI. Kaleb Whitby, a young American from Oregon, rose to fame after surviving a terrible collision involving a huge pileup of 26 vehicles on a foggy day. His remarkable journey showcases his resilience and bravery in the face of adversity. This article will delve into three significant aspects of Kaleb's life that distinguish him as an extraordinary individual.

In an article in The Express, a puppy is miraculously saved at the last minute from being euthanized in an animal shelter. The steps to put down the puppy named Nikki had already been initiated at an animal shelter in Mississippi.

*This is a work of nonfiction based on actual events as told to me by my new neighbor Mike, who experienced that firsthand; used with permission.*. A mother left her own newborn baby on the bench of the hospital because she didn’t sleep properly.Photo bySarah Chai/ Pexels.

A pregnant woman passes away with her baby, then what happened next shocked everyone.Photo byLetticia Massari/ Pexels. Some things are just beyond our control, such as complications during childbirth.

Baby Alaine is now back with his parents in St. Thomas, in the U.S. Virgin Islands, after spending 170 days at the Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Graysen Stuart, Alaine's mother, remarked that she found it difficult to believe when she and her son were eventually allowed to leave the hospital.

A Tale of Loss, Longing, and an Unforgettable Homecoming. In a heartwarming twist of fate, a cat that went missing mysteriously reappeared at her owner's house after a year.

A woman fainted at her friend's house and everyone was stunned when she opened her eyes in the hospital.Photo byNational Cancer InstituteonUnsplash. A woman fainted at her friend's house and everyone was stunned when she opened her eyes in the hospital.

A son arranged his mother's funeral, and suddenly, he heard knocking inside the coffin.Photo bycottonbro studio/ Pexels. The 76-year-old woman Bella Montoya was pronounced dead by a doctor, shocking the world by suddenly waking up in the middle of her own funeral.