From Ayurvedic lore, it is learnt that besides the use of gemstones, the use of metals is also important for health.
Copper is given exceptional importance in Ayurvedic practice. It is said that the ancient yogis and sages drank copper water to protect themselves from disease.
Copper is used in Ayurvedic practice
Many uses
Dry, red and irritated skin can regain its youthful smoothness if enough collagen is produced. Scientifically speaking, these proteins are found in connective tissue and have strong swelling properties. Thanks to this dynamic, cavities in the skin can be closed, giving it back its original smoothness and firmness. Our body needs copper to be able to produce this protein sufficiently.
In the Ayurvedic clinics of India, copper water is used in quite a variety of ways. It is considered an excellent tonic for the liver, spleen and lymphatic system. It also provides supportive services in the treatment of obesity and rheumatic muscle and joint diseases. According to Ayurvedic research, copper water is said to protect the lungs from diseases. Its positive effect on the haemoglobin content of the blood presumably has an alleviating effect on anaemia. The harmonising effect of the water on psychosomatic disorders, which is currently still being researched, should also not go unmentioned.
Fill the cup with water in the evening, leave it overnight and drink the water the next morning
and drink the water the next morning. From a scientific point of view
the water has absorbed pure copper, a mineral essential for the body in this form
Essential mineral for the body.
Filling quantity: approx. 380 ml
Note: The descriptions and effects come from ancient Ayurvedic traditions and Indian folk medicine.
