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Copper health

Recently my awareness was brought to a support group on Facebook that deals with autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis. After a short questionnaire I was accepted with a warm welcome to the group by one of the admins and other group members. On the actual site, many members introduced themselves, sharing information of what has worked for them. A small percentage has actually overcome their diseases, while others were inquiring, eager to learn how to change their stars.

So far I have downloaded what is to be my ultimate food guide, and there is much that needs to be changed in addition to eating the right foods. It can be overwhelming to say the least, but it needs to be broken down into smaller steps to see what things can be implemented now, while layering on more as I go. Copper is perhaps one of those things, and it might be holding some answers for me.

After my initial introduction, a member has commented and left a picture for me to check out the “As seen on TV – Copper Gloves.” It is said that they help with stiffness and arthritis pain and it led me to do a little more research. I found copper drinking vessels and the benefits sound quite promising. It is said that drinking water from a copper cup helps….

Kill bacteria

Stimulate the brain

Regulate the functioning of the thyroid gland

Soothe arthritis pain

Boost skin health

Slow down aging

Improve digestion

Get rid of anemia

Lower the risk of cancer and heart disease

I think all of us could benefit from this. Has anybody tried or heard of this? I would love to hear your findings.

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23 thoughts on “Copper health

  1. Agree. Informative. My uncle wore a copper bracelet and my ex wore these knee compression sleeves that were infused with copper. It helped them relieve joint stiffness/pain. Have you thought about taking copper pills? I’ll have to read up on it.

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    1. I have not checked into copper pills yet and have to read up in that as well. I got some copper gloves you wear at night and it takes a minute to get used to going to bed with gloves. I don’t know if they help and make a big difference as far as stiffness but they are definitely soothing while you wear them.

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  2. I have tried the copper infused gloves but found they did not work. My father wore a copper bracelet for thirty years and swore by it. But, he also swore by his Buckeye that he kept in his pocket. I bought copper cups a few months ago but honestly have never tried them. I think I will start using them. Can’t hurt I suppose.

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  3. Not tried it, but we do need trace amounts of copper for health. Copper bracelets have been around since ancient times, along with many copper artifacts. Copper will kill bacteria which is why they have been uses as water pipes for many years. Copper has been tested for arthritic pain relief with inconclusive results. While lots of people feel relief, researchers were not able to rule out subjective placebo effect for many of the tested subjects. If it works for you Rhapsody, embrace it. If not, we’ll copper looks lovely as jewelry! 😍❤️❤️❤️

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    1. I found the same and my copper gloves feel soothing when I wear them overnight, but I think I still have the same amount of stiffness in the morning. Still a little win if we can feel content and catch a little break I guess. ❤️

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