Copper water

Copper water is a food supplement produced using a patented electrochemical method. It is obtained by electrochemical dissolution in water of copper electrodes with 99.9% purity. This means that no chemicals are used in the production process, which guarantees its homogeneity and the absence of harmful impurities. Made in this way, the copper water has a high level of activity, thanks to which you can take advantage of the full power of copper. Studies have shown that copper has antibacterial properties, acts as an effective antioxidant, improves immunity, maintains good health, prevents aging, eliminates toxins and free radicals, stimulates the brain. Copper water is naturally alkaline water, which helps to balance the pH levels of the body.

How to use: three times a day, 2 tablespoons of copper water dissolved in a glass of water, half an hour before meals. Copper water can be used in combination with Silver water, as long as they are not mixed in their concentrated form.

Content: water, copper ions (Cu 30mg / L).

Copper water has been used for centuries in countries around the world (like India) to prevent waterborne diseases. It has a tonic effect on the whole organism and makes it resistant to infections. Doctors call the copper the metal of life, as it is known for its incredible antibacterial, antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties. Copper is particularly effective against Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus - two bacteria that are commonly found in the environment and are known to cause severe diseases in the human body. Indeed, recent studies have shown that copper water drastically reduces the risk of bacterial contamination. Copper often acts as an antioxidant that reduces damage from free radicals in the body and promotes longevity.

Copper cannot be produced in the body and must be supplied from outside sources. It is one of the most important minerals and is essential for the proper functioning of the thyroid gland and body. Helps absorb iron from the organism, which is essential for maintaining healthy iron levels and preventing anaemia. Copper is also a brain stimulant. The brain works by transmitting impulses from one neuron to another through an area known as synapses. These neurons are covered by a myelin sheath that acts as a conductive agent. Copper assists the synthesis of materials that are essential to the formation of these myelin envelopes.

Studies have shown that copper helps reduce the risk of developing heart disease, helps regulate blood pressure and lowers cholesterol levels. It also helps to prevent plaque build-up in the arteries and expands the blood vessels to allow for a better flow of blood to the heart.

Drinking copper water is very beneficial for the digestive system. It cleanses the stomach and the digestive tract and helps detoxify liver and kidneys. It also increases absorption of nutrients from food and helps with peristalsis - rhythmic shrinkage and relaxation of the stomach, which helps to digest food and move it through the digestive system. Copper also helps kill harmful bacteria and prevents stomach upset.

The anti-inflammatory properties of copper help relieve pain caused by arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and sore joints. In addition, copper strengthens bone and the immune system, making it an excellent remedy against these diseases.

Copper deficiency in the body results in general weakness, irritability, rapid fatigue, reduced haemoglobin and development if ischemic heart disease, arrhythmia, bronchial asthma, diabetes mellitus, epilepsy and schizophrenia. A human being needs between 3 and 5mm copper per day.

There are 35 types of proteins in the body that contain copper. For this reason, it acts as a catalyst in the metabolic processes of the body:

- Copper is involved in forming the structure of connective tissue proteins - collagen and elastin, which are basis of: bone and cartilaginous tissue, skin, lungs, and blood vessel walls.

- Thanks to copper, the body produces peroxide-dismutase, the most effective anti-inflammatory ferment.

- Copper plays a major role in the formation of myelin envelopes, whose degeneration leads to multiple sclerosis, depression and other severe nervous system disorders.

- In the case of diabetes mellitus, copper improves the action of insulin, which regulates the amount of sugar in the blood.

- Copper stabilizes of the body after a heart attack.

- Blood processes in the body are impossible without copper ions, iron does not bind to haemoglobin and anaemia occurs.

- Copper has a beneficial effect on hair loss and dandruff.

- Removes stress and improves blood circulation;

- Stimulates metabolism;

- Stimulates the absorption of vitamins and minerals;

- Stimulates the production of sex hormones, which increases the ability of women to bear healthy children, and for men, sexual activity persists for many years;

- Stimulates the brain;

- Maintains the thyroid gland;

- Prevents aging of the skin, as copper is a key component in the production of new cells that help to replenish the upper layers of the skin and keep it fresh and shiny.

Far from all healing properties of copper have been studied by modern medicine, but there is a long list of diseases that can be dealt with by using the effect of this metal on the body.

Copper is irreplaceable for:

- Cardiovascular diseases and hypertension;

- Diseases of the digestive and urinary system;

- Rheumatism, back pain, rheumatoid arthritis;

- Inflammatory processes of all organs;

- Insomnia;

- Metabolism disorders;

- Diseases of the respiratory organs;

- Haemorrhoids.