Nano Copper

1000 mcg of the highest-quality copper. Demineralised water.

• Copper is an essential trace element. It is needed for the formation of red blood cells, protein metabolism and the synthesis of RNS. (RNS is one of the molecules that determines DNA and is responsible for the formation of proteins needed by the body within its cells.) It is also needed to activate enzymes responsible for skin and hair colour and nerve health.
• Copper also contributes greatly to the formation of the skeletal system: it promotes the absorption of calcium and phosphorus in bones. Copper is indispensable for healing processes, energy production in cells and improving the ability to perceive taste.
• Copper increases the body’s ability to absorb iron, helps maintain the tissues of the heart and arteries and regenerate cartilage and tendons, and plays an important role in immune system function. When large amounts of vitamin C are taken, the body needs additional copper. Together with zinc and vitamin C, copper promotes the production of elastin, which determines skin firmness.

Directions for use: It is recommended to take 5 ml (1 teaspoon) 1 or 2 times a day before meals and before bedtime. For optimal absorption, hold the colloid in the mouth for 3–4 minutes, then drink 200 ml of Living water.

Contraindications: For pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers, use is recommended after consultation with the treating physician. In the event of individual intolerance to the product.

Storage conditions: Keep closed at room temperature and protect from sunlight

Product description

Premature greying is the first sign of copper deficiency. The skin wrinkles because it loses its elasticity; dark shadows appear around the eyes and lines on the face, and your skin begins to resemble dried fruit. Impaired elasticity causes varicose veins; the skin becomes deformed and sags on the arms, chest, abdomen and cheeks, after which a person feels the need for plastic surgery. In fact, taking colloidal minerals, and in this particular case colloidal copper, is much cheaper, more practical and safer for you.

The secret of lasting youth. Copper has been used in medicine and cosmetics for several millennia. Legends tell us that King Solomon gave the Queen of Sheba a powder intended to preserve and enhance her beauty. This powder was applied as an ointment to the face and body. Interestingly, the same is said about Cleopatra and Nefertiti, whose extraordinary beauty is described in legends. For centuries, people wore copper jewellery close to the body as a treatment for various diseases, such as arthritis. Apart from wearing copper, many other diseases were known to be treated with copper, including copper powder. However, copper treatment became a sufficiently reliable remedy only in modern times, when an electronic method of producing copper colloid was developed. Copper particles obtained through nanotechnology are smaller than membrane pores, allowing them to move freely throughout the body, replenish the required amount of copper and avoid creating concentrations of toxins. Copper actively participates in blood formation and metabolism, tones the liver, spleen and lymphatic system, destroys microbes and promotes weight loss. Copper is used to treat parasitic diseases, anaemia, meningitis and radiculitis.

Signs of copper deficiency:
Osteoporosis is considered one of the early symptoms. In an article published 15 years ago, Robert O. Becker explains that copper electromagnetically binds the apatite crystals that form the basis of bone and collagen. Thus, an absence of copper in bones and collagen may be one of the causes of osteoporosis. Collagen is the main protein of bones, skin and tissues; copper is essential for its production. A lack of copper disrupts the synthesis of collagen and elastin. Other symptoms of copper deficiency include diarrhoea, skin inflammation, hair loss, general weakness, fatigue, irritability, respiratory disease, anaemia and blood-pressure problems.

Copper helps incorporate iron into haemoglobin. In copper deficiency, additional iron cannot improve the patient’s condition. Insufficient copper leads to increased blood cholesterol. Thus, copper deficiency may be one cause of impaired coronary circulation and bleeding in the brain. Copper is important for the connective tissue of the heart and for veins.

Copper is a key element of many vital enzymes. Together with zinc, copper is a catalyst for the functioning of enzymes. Cytochrome c oxidase, which contains iron and copper, activates the final link in the respiratory chain. If the enzyme's function is impaired, the cell ceases to function within a very short time.

The genetic code of people with albinism lacks the so-called tyrosinase gene, which controls the production of copper-containing enzymes. This enzyme converts the amino acid tyrosine into melanin, which is responsible for the skin’s natural colour. Without the enzyme tyrosinase, the body cannot produce melanin, the pigment responsible for the colour of the skin, hair and eyes.

Other copper-containing enzymes important for human development include dopamine-B-hydroxylases, lysine oxidases and amine oxidases. Copper plays an important role in treating skin diseases and bacterial infections (including mycoses). It reduces the risk of Candida infection. Copper is responsible for the production and functioning of myelin, which surrounds and protects nerve and brain cells. It also plays an important role in the exchange of information between nerve cells.

Copper is an ideal remedy for wrinkles and a means of improving skin firmness. Today, copper is used as an active ingredient in most high-quality cosmetic face creams, and not only for the face but also to improve the condition of varicose veins in the lower limbs. Copper is used directly on the skin.

When taken internally, copper nourishes the blood, cleanses veins and arteries and promotes blood circulation through chemical changes occurring at the roots of the hair. Copper creates the conditions needed to stop the hair from greying.

The human body needs 1–2 mg of copper per day. It is usually obtained through food, but copper can also enter through the skin. In old age, it is important to maintain copper levels in the body, since copper deficiency can be the cause of many common diseases.

Observations have shown that holding copper colloid between the teeth stimulates mental clarity because it accelerates the functioning of synapses in the brain.

Thus, copper is the best aid to beauty and health: it stimulates the brain, cleanses veins and arteries, acts as an antioxidant and supports skin elasticity.