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Published 12:27 15 Oct 2016 BST
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Yes, according to the rules of urine therapy, you collect your own urine and put it all over your face and body.
If you're looking to wash yourself with the most nutrients and antibodies, you're going to need to collect the contents of your first toilet trip of the day.
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