Tamiflu Re-Administration bu drinking urine

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In his pandemic handbook, Dr. Grattan Woodson recommends

extending the effects of tamiflu by drinking urine.

" Tamiflu is excreted unchanged almost entirely in the

urine. If Tamiflu supplies are limited as they most

certainly will be, consider giving the patient two Tamiflu

tablets at the same time, collect the patient’s urine and

re-administer it to the patient via naso-gastric (NG) tube

or orally. If managed carefully, this approach means that

you can completely treat a patient with only 2 Tamiflu

tablets. "

After providing this information to our newsletter

subscribers I have received a couple of emails suggesting

that this approach doesn't work, and could even be

dangerous. It was also suggested that Dr. Woodson has

retracted this advice.

Does anyone have any further information about this? If

this information is wrong, I'd like to provide our readers

with a correction.

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