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Originally Posted by htismaqe
Beat me to it.
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Did you see the first two comments under that video?
(Not saying I know it's correct or not...but it's being argued.)
alivetutors
First
Faulty facts. Uric acid in human urine!!! seriously!!!!!! Are we birds. Its a rare case and trace stone for humam except diabetic patients. faking applications of research to get popularity. it might be 30-80 ml per pool. Uric acid is only 60 mg per litre of urine. So this is purely faking the application of research.
alivetutors
Second
1. Uric acid is very very less soluble in water
2. A human urine can only contain uric acid within solubility limits, actual amount of Uric acid formed in Human body is much less than that.
3. Depending on diets a normal person can also have elevated formation of Uric acid. In such cases the uric acid increase and if Urine volume doesnt increases, the crystaline Uric acid forms, which is passed in stool or is removed by Kidney before Urine passage and is recirculated which again recrystalllizes in joints.(But is not passed in Urine).
http://jasn.asnjournals.org/content/...65279;