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See all ›Dr. Anthony vs. Jon Otto Debate: The Urine Therapy Showdown (Science vs Hype) | DSH #1602
This debate contrasts urine therapy advocacy with a clinical, data-driven approach to health.summaryAnthony Beck argues that while urine contains beneficial components like stem cells and hormones, consuming it whole is dangerous due to toxins, microbes, and lack of quantification, whereas John Otto cites anecdotal sucsummaryUrine is not sterile; it contains colony-forming units (bacteria), hormones, neurotransmitters, and waste products like dutarium, making unmonitored consumption risky for metabolic derangement.takeaway
Discovering the Strange Pharmacology of Nature's Most Iconic Fungus | VICE | Blueprint
Chemical Mechanism: Amanita Muscaria contains ibotenic acid, a glutamatergic compound that converts to muscimol, a GABA agonist responsible for hallucinogenic activity. Both compounds are excreted in urine, leading to trtakeaway“The most abundant alkylid in fresh ammonita mascaria is ibotenic acid... When the mushroom is consumed, both muskamole and unchanged iotenic acid are excreted in urine, which is sometimes drunk to recycle the mushroom'squote
San Francisco Filthcore w/ Deerhoof (Satomi Matsuzaki & Greg Saunier)
The conversation highlights the band's evolution from chaotic, drunk improvisation to a more disciplined approach, while sharing specific anecdotes about audience hostility, including urine-throwing in the UK and hecklinsummaryAudience hostility varies by region: In the UK (Hyde Park), drunk audiences threw urine in the air as a form of chaotic participation, whereas in Germany, criticism is passive-aggressive and subtle, often involving post-takeaway
