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Ayurveda based joint-free copper water 700 ml simple bottle + 2 antibacterial and free radicals from hammered glass Improves immunity, supports health, prevents aging, eliminates toxins and stimulates the set of 3 of the brain
Item details-
Brand - Without a brand
Type - bottle + glass
Color Braun
Material - copper
Size - bottle 700 ml + glass 200 ml approx.
Bottle height - 23 cm approx.
Bottle width - 8 cm approx.
Bottle weight - 700 - 800 grams Approx.
Glass height - 9 cm approx.
Glass width - 7 cm approx.
Glass weight - 360 grams approx.
Package contents - 3 simple bottles + 6 hammered glass
Ayurvedic texts mention the use of copper vessels as drinking water. Copper is the only metal with antibacterial properties that was already in the 19th century. Proved true in the 19th century when copper miners were immune to cholera. Over the centuries, copper has been used in various forms to treat various diseases, including cuts, headaches, and even varicose veins. The rise in Ayurvedic use and indigenous medicines has led to an increase in the use of copper products in household items, particularly copper vessels and mugs.
Benefits of drinking water stored in copper bottles and vessels:
If water is stored for eight hours in a copper vessel or a copper bottle, copper releases some of its ions in a process known as the water Oligodynamic effect. Copper is known to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, carcinogenic, and antioxidant properties. It helps in the formation of hemoglobin as well as in cell regeneration and unfortunately the human body cannot produce the traces of copper it needs to function healthily. Hence, copper must be part of our intake from either food or water, but the human body benefits from copper in several other ways.
Fights cancer:
Copper is a well-known antioxidant, which means it fights all free radicals and negates their negative effects. Free radicals and their harmful effects have been major causes of cancer in the human body. Copper also helps in the production of melanin, which adds color to the skin and eyes, and protects against the sun's harmful UV rays.
Compensates for high blood pressure:
According to the American Cancer Society, copper is known to lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels. If there has been a lack of copper since childhood, it leads to the development of Hypertension However, when adults are copper deficient, they develop hypertension. Hence, traces of copper are crucial in regulating blood pressure in a person.
Supports the function of the thyroid gland:
According to experts, copper is the most common trait in thyroid patients. Copper makes up for the inconsistencies of the thyroid, which means it stimulates the thyroid to function well, but it also fights the harmful effects of too much secretion from the thyroid. While a lack of copper leads to thyroid malfunction, it is also true that too much copper also leads to thyroid dysfunction, causing hyper- or hypo-thyroid function in patients.
Copper helps break down food into hemoglobin and helps the body absorb iron, the deficiency of which causes anemia. Copper deficiency in the human body can lead to rare haematological disorders, which also lead to low white blood cells.
Copper has anti-inflammatory properties that bring great relief to those suffering from arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. In addition, copper has bone strengthening properties, making it a perfect cure for arthritis.
Copper is a natural antibiotic. Water stored in copper bottles for more than 8 hours is free from such microbes. Copper is effective against E. coli, S. aureus and cholera Bacillus, among others.
Ancient Roman texts talk about prescribing copper-based drugs to kill germs in the stomach. Ayurveda claims that drinking "Tamra Jal ” detoxifies and cleanses the stomach. Copper also has properties that stimulate peristalsis (rhythmic expansion and contraction of the stomach lining), reduce inflammation of the lining of the stomach, and aid digestion. Copper is an excellent remedy for stomach ulcers, indigestion, and stomach infections.
Copper helps clear plaque and widen blood vessels to increase blood flow to the heart. Studies have shown that copper deficiency can lead to heart muscle dysfunction resulting in inadequate pumping of blood, impaired blood flow to the body, and inability to respond properly to stress.
The ancient Egyptians used many copper-based embellishments. Some skin care products these days are based on copper because copper is not only an antioxidant, but also aids cell regeneration and negates the harmful effects of free agents on the skin.
The human brain interacts with the rest of the body through electrical impulses. Copper helps cells communicate with each other by carrying out these impulses, which makes the brain work much more efficiently.
Copper also has antispasmodic properties, which means that copper is an effective way of preventing seizures. Copper also has antioxidant properties, meaning that a lack of copper would allow oxidizers to work faster and better, increasing the risk of stroke.
Copper plays an important role in dissolving the excess fat deposits in the human body and contributes to weight reduction. Copper keeps the body in a fat burning situation even when the person is resting. However, this doesn't mean that too much copper burns more fat. Too much copper could poison the human body.
Copper has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antiviral properties. In addition, copper supports skin regeneration and strengthens the immune system, which allows the body to heal wounds faster.
Keeps the skin healthy and acne free:
Copper is the key component in the production of new cells that help replenish the top layers of your skin and keep it fresh and glowing. The production of new cells promotes smooth, flawless and clear skin. Experts say that drinking from a copper water bottle regularly, especially early in the morning, can make a significant difference to the health of your skin.
Washing instructions: -
Don't use a harsh scrub to wash the inside of the jar as it will tend to scrape copper off the jar.Instead, use half a lemon (you can squeeze out the juice) and rub it on the inside of the jar. Let it stand for a few minutes and then wash it off with clean water. Alternatively, you can try using baking soda with water. Use this mixture to coat the inside of the jar, let it sit for a few minutes, and then rinse off the excess baking soda.
Lemon Salt Method: -
To clean the inside of a copper bottle, simply squeeze half a lemon into the bottle and add 1 tablespoon of salt and half a cup of water. Close the lid and shake the mixture thoroughly, just like you shake your protein shake! Pour this mixture out and rinse the bottle with water. You will be amazed how your copper bottle also glows from the inside.
Vinegar and salt method: -
If you don't have lemons available, you can use vinegar instead. Mix 1 tablespoon of salt with 2 tablespoons of vinegar. Let the salt dissolve and use a cotton ball or cotton cloth to apply this mixture to the copper jar and rub the jar with it until the stains are gone. Wash thoroughly with water. Dry these vessels completely with a cotton cloth to prevent water stains from forming again.
