“…So what about taking it orally? That's been done also for over 100 years of treating heart failure. And one person reported on, I think he said he had had heart failure patients doing well on oral urea for as long as nine years. And this is because it's a diuretic and it's. Yeah, that was the argument that they were using it because it did relieve the swollen legs and such that occur in heart failure. But I think since you also see it bringing people back from brain damage and traumatic head injury and strokes and such,”