Is Copper Useful?

   Hehe - useful, harmful ... Copper is a trace element in the body, it's not like eating it with a big spoon. DOSAGE (as well as its combination with other substances) is what makes it useful or toxic. The lethal dose of LD50 is about 30 mg / kg live weight, or for a 70-kilogram person 2 grams of copper compounds, taken at once, guarantee him a plot of Malashevtsi. And this for the blue blood of the nobles because of their copper armor is pure nonsense! If you bring your blood blue from honey - think that you will have hugged basil a long time ago ... Here is what is given about the biological role of copper: Honey Functions: Along with its many functions, copper promotes the formation of hemoglobin, red blood cells and bone tissue. In the body, the mineral maintains the necessary balance with the amounts of zinc and vitamin C, in the formation of the protein elastin, which gives the skin elasticity. Copper is also involved in the processes: energy production, hair coloring, wound healing, skin coloring and in imparting taste sensation. It is also needed to maintain the health of joints and nerve cells. Sources: Contained in: mushrooms, nuts, seafood, broccoli, avocado, beans, beets, oats, lentils, liver, oranges, raisins, salmon, soybeans and green leafy vegetables. Recommended daily dose: Men: 0.9 mg / day (0.89 mg / day for adolescents); Women: 0.9 mg / day (0.89 mg / day for adolescents). Note: In the body, the level of copper is related to the levels of zinc and vitamin C in inverse proportion. Consuming more zinc / vitamin C will reduce copper levels and vice versa. In conclusion, elevated concentrations of honey may be beneficial in certain diseases. The disease states themselves generally develop in a certain environment in the body, and if any of the factors of this environment change (body temperature, blood pressure, change in the concentration of some / micro- / element, special diet or starvation, etc. ), then the disease is likely to be affected, and it is even possible to disappear. The question is: through minimal influence on which of the factors can we achieve maximum results? However, this requires consultation with a specialist. Self-medication can sometimes be very dangerous! and it may even fade away. The question is: through minimal influence on which of the factors can we achieve maximum results? However, this requires consultation with a specialist. Self-medication can sometimes be very dangerous! and it may even fade away. The question is: through minimal influence on which of the factors can we achieve maximum results? However, this requires consultation with a specialist. Self-medication can sometimes be very dangerous!

   "blue blood" has nothing to do with copper. so they called the aristocrats of the Middle Ages, because their skin was whiter than that of the workers, and their blue veins were more visible. copper is not useful if it is in constant contact with the skin. Haven't you heard of fake jewelry that is copper and colors it? it is useful as long as it is in pill form at the pharmacy. if you try to eat pure honey I guarantee you are dead.

   Everything in moderate doses is useful :)) As long as you know what you are actually doing! If you read a little of "Electro-chemistry" you will understand why their blood turned blue and why it clots. Copper attracts the electrons of most other metals, and any liquid - be it sweat or other body fluids in contact (if we talk about a copper bracelet or the like) plays the role of an electrolyte, ie a conductor of electrons . In fact, if you put one electrode in your blood and another in copper, you will report electricity production (due to the movement of electrons). Eventually, without going into details, the metals in your blood begin to oxidize. The clots are a consequence of this oxidation, ie deposits are formed, which I do not think are useful! Ah, it was the most to "light up" from this whole experiment :))

   As useful as it is, it is also harmful. Even honey is more filling than chocolate. Otherwise it helps with cough, etc.

   From the author: @ 4, I was talking about metal. :) Otherwise, thank you all for taking so much time. :)

   Hello, author! I am also interested in the question. I listened to a Russian doctor who claims that there are no cancers in copper mines. Even he himself has a copper bracelet on his hand in all his videos, come on. The hand is not "stained" by copper, but turns blue, after which these blue spots are absorbed by the skin. Just like if you knock green walnuts and your hands turn black from iodine, and then the body absorbs this iodine. Some think they are washing it. No, it is absorbed by the body. So it is with sunburn. If you are deficient in vitamin D, after the sea your complexion disappears quickly, because the body absorbs vitamin D. If you are loaded with vitamin D, your complexion can stay until next spring, so it was with me at a young age, and now a week later two and the end of the complexion. I trust this doctor, but he deals with other things and shared about the copper by the way and I don't remember the video. I remember my grandmother had large copper vessels in which she kept water. Honeyware was a luxury for a time. Menci, have you heard the word menci, where they carried the water from the springs, with copper menci. If you know what a rocker is. In the old movies there is sometimes how they carried the water with the rocker and the mints. Don't worry, copper is good, in my opinion. The doctor said that when the body is saturated with honey, the spots are difficult to absorb by the body. So if the spots remain, then the body is saturated with honey. I'm talking if you wear a copper bracelet. With health! what is a rocker. In the old movies there is sometimes how they carried the water with the rocker and the mints. Don't worry, copper is good, in my opinion. The doctor said that when the body is saturated with honey, the spots are difficult to absorb by the body. So if the spots remain, then the body is saturated with honey. I'm talking if you wear a copper bracelet. With health! what is a rocker. In the old movies there is sometimes how they carried the water with the rocker and the mints. Don't worry, copper is good, in my opinion. The doctor said that when the body is saturated with honey, the spots are difficult to absorb by the body. So if the spots remain, then the body is saturated with honey. I'm talking if you wear a copper bracelet. With health!

   Jewelry that colors is not a fake, they have to color, and then the color is absorbed by the body. If you color the skin too much and absorb this color, you have a shortage of honey.

   Interesting discussion! I became interested because I want to change the pipes in the bathroom and in some places I see that copper pipes have been installed as a design solution! It is very beautiful, but I was wondering if copper is useful or harmful! It seems to be more useful than polypropylene and others. of this kind of pipes!

   Some above said that if copper jewelry colors our skin more, then we have a shortage of honey. Well no, there is no such thing, at least in my experience. For a long time I wore a copper chain around my neck (very beautiful by the way). Everything is ok. One day, however, I had to train very hard with it (I forgot to remove it), respectively I sweated super profusely and ... the chain had taken a hard time to stain my skin and turn green. Apparently copper is deposited under certain conditions, apparently sweat helps because it is acidic (pH <7).

   At the moment I use a copper coin on a knuckle, so at the time with copper coins the knuckles were removed. I have an acquaintance who claims that this is how she escaped surgery. It is explained that copper stimulates the bone to heal. I don't really know the truth. But copper ornaments have been worn for a long time. My grandmother had copper coins, isn't this copper water that they drank every day part of filling the body with honey? I soon thought about it, but I need a chemist to explain it. I listened to a show that, for example, chlorinated water, specifically chlorine, removes iodine from the body. And when we bathe in chlorinated water, in fact, we always have a lack of iodine. These days I picked green nuts, at the time as a child, for days I walked with black hands. Now the black is gone in less than 24 hours. Which is again an explanation that iodine has been absorbed. Who knows. But the topic of iodine and copper is interesting to me. For example, I read a doctor who claims that copper is harmful. But I do not believe that at the time, say, in 1940, in order to get rid of iodine from the first aid kit, articles were published about the harm from it. And in specialized magazines. Well, it's not true, iodine is vital, who wants to say anything. So, I know, I mentioned to my grandmother that she shredded copper shavings on a slice of bread when she was a war grandfather and treated him that way. I recently read it somewhere the same. And it is a fact that black people are totally sick, plus, look at how many children are born with problems. Why? I mentioned to my grandmother that she had grated copper shavings on a slice of bread when she was a war grandfather and treated him that way. I recently read it somewhere the same. And it is a fact that black people are totally sick, plus, look at how many children are born with problems. Why? I mentioned to my grandmother that she had grated copper shavings on a slice of bread when she was a war grandfather and treated him that way. I recently read it somewhere the same. And it is a fact that black people are totally sick, plus, look at how many children are born with problems. Why?

   It's very simple. To find out if copper is harmful, look at what was during the Turkish slavery when coffee and other beverages in this area were prepared and drunk only in copper pots and pans. Complete savagery, mental primitivism and stagnation. And at that time in London they already had a subway. This confirms what is written in encyclopedias that copper and its compounds are toxic. It is no coincidence that the plants are sprayed against pests with a blue stone which is a copper compound.

   For the number 10 Bride, see her again in the encyclopedia, since when has Anlia been a colonizer and since when has she been stealing from all over the world for her own well-being. I feel more like worshiping proven thieves and fraudsters. And that copper vessels were used in our country and people were centenarians, somehow I like the conclusion that copper is useful. And the blue stone definitely acts on pests, and our body is full of such. So that everyone can draw their own conclusions. Look, plastic bottles are terribly harmful, but terribly.