I feel science has proven that Q Ray braclets have no basis in science that they can do anything. Given that, I have no problem with them being sold and used, since if you believe in them they may do some good. If someone says that thay cured them of a minor ailment (like athletes foot) and it does, then great. If they say it might ,and it does not, I still have no problem with it being promoted and sold for minor ailments. And, I accept that there is a vast expanse of potential cures that science knows little about.

As for alternative treatments (aka urine) , if it cures minor ailments, or your belief in using it does (for whatever minor ailment) , it's a good thing.

However, I feel a greater level of scientific scrutiny is warranted for cures for major ailments....especially those that kill, and scientifically scrutinized treatments are available. ...and rejected because oof unscientific claims.