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Why is Copper Treated Water Healthy for You

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Copper is an essential mineral required for the proper functioning of the body. The human body relies on external dietary sources for fulfilling the daily requirement of copper as the human body is not capable of synthesizing the same on its own. Copper is crucial for: Maintaining a normal metabolism Repair and maintain the connective tissues by helping with the collagen formation   Works as an anti-inflammatory agent and antioxidant   Prevent early signs of aging   Enhances immunity   Fastens the healing capacity of the body Depending on the age, gender and health conditions, every individual is required to consume a specific amount of copper in order to maintain the proper functioning of the body. Where the required amount of copper in a healthy adult male is 1.5-2.5 mg/day, in females it is 1.5-3 mg/day. Copper deficiency may result in diseases such as anemia, abnormal cholesterol levels, bone abnormalities, thyroid or pancreas dysfunction, premature graying of hair, et

How to Use and Care for Copper Pots and Pans

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Copper pots and pans are loved for their quick cooking and even distribution of heat. Other than normal day to day cooking, copper pots and pans are often preferred for heat-sensitive recipes such as jam making and candy making.  Though copper pots and pans are on the expensive side, for those who love to use copper pots and pans it makes for a worthy investment. And contrary to the popular belief, copper pots are not at all difficult to take care of. The key here is to understand the material and work with it accordingly. Copper is a highly reactive metal and is not at all food safe. This is the reason why copper utensils should be lined with non-reactive metals such as tin, stainless steel, etc. also while purchasing copper pots or pans always ensure that the copper lining is intact and is not broken from anywhere. As a part of the aftercare of your copper-ware, always try to maintain this lining. Copper is a highly conductive metal and thus should be used sensibly. It he