with urine, okay? I mean, we're just like, hey, it's so good for you.

Why?

Yeah.

So, okay, so I'll come to the most, you know, why is it not waste?

Why didn't, where did that story even come from?

Yeah, sure.

So I do think that probably what happened was that it was that it, because it was understood as a medicine through history and I and I can tell you all the different

cultures that tell me the cultures like or like Egyptian and ancient Judaism. So then you see it in ancient texts and then you see it and like with Judaism, then you see it during the Bubonic plague in Europe that they used it as one of the things that helped them survive that they were

actually accused of creating the Bionic plague because they they were largely

untouched by it.

urine was not the only thing though the sanitation laws may have been the most

critical part because they were using the books of like Leviticus to help navigate that to but then you look at Greece, Rome

but like so with the Jews you're talking the Old Testament, like what, where's that?

Sure, so there are verses that are interesting like Proverbs 5, drink water from

thine own well, draw water from thine own system. So that sounds like it could be during

therapy. I can tell you that the verse is definitely about adultery. So it so

but the question is does it have a double meaning and is the primary meaning on urine therapy?

And this is also Proverbs actually does have a lot of references to Egyptian text as well, even though it's not plagiarizing it's just it's within a

worldview and a culture much like what you see with with Jesus you can see that

he's interfacing with different things

things that were believed by the people and different things like this.

So you see a lot because it's huge in Egyptian culture and so you see it come through all these different texts.

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