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Some food items naturally react with copper as well as some other metals. You should not store any pickled items inside copper containers as it will react with the metal. Milk is also dangerous for storing inside copper containers are dairy items such as cream, butter, etc. these will react with the metal and may lead to copper poisoning. Citrus fruits such as lemon, lime, and orange are also not suggested to be stored in copper. Yogurt should also be avoided to be stored in copper as its acidic nature may react with the metal. It is not really suggested to store and eat these food items from copper vessels. The drawbacks of copper ingestion Gastrointestinal problems are a result of excess copper ingestion. The symptoms of stomach flu are similar to those of excess copper ingestion and include diarrhea, vomiting and cramp-like stomachaches. You may also have a metallic taste in your mouth and feel weak and lethargic. The symptoms will eventually go away if it is diagnosed c...

Who would not fell in love with the shiny, rose gold and vintage looking water bottles? But apart from the aesthetics, copper water bottles are known for the various health benefits. We all know how crucial it is to take care of our bodies and how our hectic schedule can make it almost impossible.  Keeping this aspect in mind we have designed something which will not only keep a check on your health but will also make a lot of heads turn towards you. Our copper water bottles are designed keeping in minds the modern individual who is looking forward to adding a healthy touch to his life while maintaining a sense of style.  The use of copper in the form of vessels has been prevalent for centuries and is certainly not just another health fad. Copper vessels were majorly used by our ancestors for storing and drinking water mainly because it was easily available as compared to other metals. Another reason for it being a popular metal was probably its water purifying pro...

Copper is an essential trace mineral present in all tissues. Copper along with vitamins, amino acids and fatty acids are important for the normal metabolic processes. Copper is the third most important mineral present in the human body. It helps with maintaining a healthy metabolism which is crucial for the growth and development of the body. Without copper, there will be no peptide formation, cellular respiration, neurotransmitter biosynthesis, pigment formation and connective tissue strength. Copper is crucial for various enzymes and helps with the development of the central nervous system. Health Benefits of Copper     It helps with absorption of iron It helps with the collagen production Is crucial for energy production It supports the cognitive functions and helps with growth and neurodevelopment.  A balanced level of copper helps with the prevention of osteoporosis.  It maintains healthy immune functions. An improper intake of copper may ...

The New Year has just started and we all have our list of resolutions ready. But one the resolutions that we all should include in the list of our New Year resolutions is to stay healthy by incorporating healthy habits into our daily life. Keeping in mind the busy lifestyle and unhealthy habits, it is a must for all of us to take a pledge to take care of our health and pursue a healthier life. So, if you are interested in improving your health for good, try to incorporate these below-mentioned tips in your daily life and enhance your life quality greatly.  Healthy diet- Nowadays, the daily diet of most people comprises of a lot of processed and junk food which is not good for the health and causes obesity which then leads to various other diseases. In order to lose this weight people try out different diets and workouts which they may or may not be able to sustain. But, isn’t it better to be a little cautious from the very beginning so that you don’t have to put in too muc...

Copper drink-ware is all the rage right now and people are going all crazy over the shiny metal. Copper cups, copper water bottles, copper pitchers, copper tumblers- you name it and you have it. But given to the “health” revolution, people are going all crazy for copper treated water. There is a long list of health benefits which are associated with the use of pure copper vessels for storing and drinking water. When water is stored in a copper vessel it takes up the positive charge of the metal along with all the positive properties of the metal as well. Copper has been recognized for its anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-inflammatory properties which may help in the faster recovery of wounds. It also makes for a crucial element of our diet and body as it helps in the formation of new cells and boosts immunity. A few things you need to keep in mind in order to reap the most benefits from a copper utensil you must store the water in the copper tumbler or copper pitcher overn...

Do you ever give it a thought before drinking water? Now you must be thinking that what one could possibly think about it. When you are thirsty, you drink water; it is as simple as that. Well, to tell you the truth, the way in which you drink water can have a significant difference on your well being. Do you often feel bloated after eating? Does drinking too much water to keep yourself hydrated results into innumerable trips to the bathroom? Do you feel sleepy after having lunch or dinner? Do you suffer from acne, clogged pores and dull skin? Surprisingly, these problems along with other such issues can be solved by adopting a unique method of drinking water suggested by Ayurveda. In this article, we will describe how making these small changes to your drinking habits can have a lasting impact on your overall health and well being. How to drink water the Ayurvedic way The most crucial aspect of this Ayurveda method of drinking water is to make sure that you are drinking water in a wa...

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 ...