Voltare
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Joined: 1/1/2004 From: Santiago, Chile Status: offline
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Gloria, I think knees's wording was misleading. What it boils down to is that if you, say, drink urine once, you -probably- won't have anything bad happen. The same is true with the AIDS scenerio - if a woman swallows the seme of a man with AIDS, there is a chance that she will contract the virus - but not necessarily. The virus is in the blood and sexual fluids of the body. If someone have an open sore in their mouth (think cankersore) and give oral sex, there is a much greater chance of contracting the virus... etc etc. However, it's possible that you will not - because in your stomach, there is a very strong lining, and the HCl in your stomach kills just about everything in the semen. HIV is a VERY delicate virus - it dies if exposed to open air for about twenty minutes. So, the point is - serving as a 'toilet' slave for a day probably won't kill you (yuck) but doing so for months or years at a time will most certainly take it's toll. Dread: I don't have any bleach in my water. And I'll still die if I drink from my bottle of bleach, and it's still sterile. The issue of sterility has nothing to do with the inherent impurities in urine. Additionally, Where did you study molecular biology? I'd be interested to know where you swiped the facts on the chemical composition of urine, as the addendums would likely contain more data on contaiminants in urine from when a person eats certain foods, uses certain drugs, or contracts one of thousands of different diseases that alters chemical composition of urine. Perhaps you have the cross referenced inicies that illustrate which diseases can be spread through consumption of urine as well? Stephan
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