What used to be rare earlier is abundant now. What is it? Deficiency of copper is the answer to the question. The reasons are (1) Lesser use of copper vessels for dining (2) The increasing pollution levels (It is a known fact that copper helps remove toxins) (3) Increased use of chemicals in our daily
The anti-microbial benefits of copper are now well known. This property is now being well used by medical centers around the world to minimize infections. It is quite useful in preventing infection in hospitals which have patients with a plethora of pathogens. While keeping the hands clean is still the best way to avoid infection
Have you wondered why our ancestors ate most of their food in silver plates and drank water from copper utensils? By now most of us know that storing drinking water in even the best quality plastic bottles really poses a serious potential health hazard. So, while they are convenient, cheap and an indispensable part of our
