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Urine Therapy

Urine Therapy is a spiritual, psychological, emotional, or highly unconventional protocol used for meaning, fear reduction, emotional processing, perceived energy balancing, personal agency, or nonphysical healing claims in cancer settings. In cancer care, it should be evaluated by evidence level, intended use, safety, interactions, and whether it is being used as conventional treatment, supportive care, an experimental adjunct.

Articles

Antineoplastons (PDQ) Health Professional Version

National Cancer Institute | NCI PDQ | Medical / Staff

antineoplastons, Burzynski, cancer

NCI professional summary: experimental urine/blood-derived or synthesized compounds; no randomized controlled trials showing effectiveness; not FDA-approved; neurologic toxicity noted.

Questionable Cancer Therapies

National Cancer Institute OCCAM | Both

Cancer nutrition and dietary protocols

NCI complementary/alternative medicine context for questionable cancer-treatment claims.
All Protocols