How It's Made

Home made with distilled water and .999 pure copper rods. Colloidal Copper is sensitive to light, so I use a blue or amber glass spray bottle to protect the ppm level & quality.

Why Take Colloidal Copper

Think of copper as a tissue regenerator. It is good for the skin to tighten and repair. It also helps the body fight viruses as well as heal faster from surgeries or injuries which is another reason it is beneficial to take it on a daily basis. Colloidal Copper is safe for people and animals. It's safe to spray on the skin as well as in the eyes and ears. There are not a lot of studies on dosage so it is hard to determine an exact daily dose to recommend, so everyone needs to do their own research based on their own needs. I always recommend adding small amounts and see how your body reacts before increasing your use.

History & Now

Did you know copper and silver have been used for hundreds of years to sterilize and help prevent infection. Doctors used these precious metals to help patients heal from wounds and illnesses.

The earliest recorded use of copper & silver dates back to the Han Dynasty in China around 1500 B.C.E. Copper was also used on headaches, burns and itching. They both are now being tested to see if they can help in the fight against cancer. The results are VERY promising. All the information provided I found simply by searching the internet.

You will find medical professionals who warn against using metals in medicine. They say there is no evidence supporting that silver helps or benefits us at all. But if you just look, there is plenty out there! Ancient Chinese medicine used precious metals including silver, and it's still being used today. You can find silver in wound dressings for burn patients. We've all seen copper pots and pans. There have been studies to prove households who cook using cooper pots and pans got sick lest and had less deaths. The evidence is there!

Who Can Use It?

It is safe for people and animals. Parents should make their own decisions about giving it to their children internally. Pregnant women should use caution as well. When ingesting copper or silver always start light and watch how your body reacts. Everyone's body could react differently.

How to Take it

NOTE: I am not a trained medical professional. I have performed my own research and due diligence on these products and I am sharing my own results. The methods below are my own and additional ways that I have found through my research. Always do your own research when trying something new.

External Uses:

• Spray on the face or skin to tighten and reduce the signs of sun damage, age spots and scars.

• Spray on cuts, scrapes and burns to prevent infection and faster healing.

• Spray on sore throat.

• Spray to kill skin and nail fungus.

• Spray on shingles for relief.

• Spray on skin to relieve sunburn, Poison Oak/Ivy, or other skin rashes.

And much, much more.....

Internal Uses:

• Stimulate the immune system.

• Helps the body fight viruses.

• Cleansing the gut.

And much, much more.....

Do Your Research!

MAY 28

WRITTEN BY MY HOMEBODY HOMESTEAD .

PurestColloids.com Knows the History!

“Throughout history, healers have understood the value of copper in obtaining and maintaining optimum health. Whether topically applied or ingested, many forms of copper and copper compounds (such as copper carbonate, copper silicate, copper oxide, copper sulfate, copper chloride, etc.) were used throughout history for the treatment of disease. Copper has been used for medicinal purposes as far back as ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome as well as in the ancient Aztec civilization.”

https://www.purestcolloids.com/learning/history/a-brief-history-of-the-health-support-uses-of-copper/

Everything You Need to Know about Copper From Copper Facts!

“Copper in Health:

Copper is essential in the human diet. It is needed for the normal growth and development of human fetuses, infants and children. In adults, it is necessary for the growth, development and maintenance of bone, connective tissue, brain, heart and many other body organs. Copper is involved in the formation of red blood cells, the absorption and utilization of iron, and the synthesis and release of life-sustaining proteins and enzymes. These enzymes produce cellular energy and regulate nerve transmission, blood clotting and oxygen transport. Copper is also known to stimulate the immune system, help repair injured tissues and promote healing. Copper has been shown to help neutralize "free radicals," which can cause severe damage to cells.

Copper Fact 2

The U.S. National Academy of Sciences' Food and Nutrition Board has issued a Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) of 0.9 mg of copper per day for both men and women between the ages of 19 and 70. Copper is an especially important nutrient for expectant mothers and developing fetuses (1.0 mg per day), as well as nursing mothers and newborns (1.3 mg per day). Children between 9 and 18 need only 0.7 mg to 0.89 mg per day. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Nutrition Center estimates that less than half of the U.S. population consumes the MDR for copper.

Copper Fact 3

Copper-rich foods include grains, nuts and seeds, organ meats such as liver and kidneys, shellfish, dried fruits, legume vegetables like string beans and potatoes, chicken and some unexpected and delightful sources such as cocoa and chocolate. Vegetarians generally get ample copper from their diet.

Copper Fact 4

A deficiency in copper is one factor leading to an increased risk of developing high cholesterol levels and coronary heart disease in humans. Copper deficiencies are also associated with premature births, chronic diarrhea and stomach diseases.”

So much more great information at the link below.

https://www.copper.org/education/c-facts/facts-print.html

ACS Publications Did a Medical Study on Copper-Eluting Fibers for Enhanced Tissue Sealing and Repair.

“Abstract:

Copper ions play an important role in several physiological processes, including angiogenesis, growth factor induction and extracellular matrix remodeling, that modulate wound healing and tissue repair. In this work, copper-loaded alginate fibers were generated and used as surgical sutures for repair of incisional wounds in live mice. Approximately 95% of initially loaded copper ions were released from the sutures within the first 24 h following an initial burst release. This localized delivery of copper at the incision site resulted in significantly higher recovery in tissue biomechanical strengths compared to conventional nylon and calcium alginate sutures at early times following surgery. Irradiation of copper alginate sutures with near-infrared light resulted in a robust photothermal response and led to efficacies similar to those seen with nonirradiated sutures. Histopathology and immunohistological analyses indicated significantly reduced epithelial gap and higher number of CD31+ cells, which is indicative of increased angiogenesis around the incision site. Delivery of copper ions did not result in toxicity under the conditions employed. Our findings demonstrate that delivery of ionic copper from sutures resulted in efficacious approximation and healing of incisional wounds, and copper-eluting fibers may have translational potential for accelerating repair in surgical and trauma wounds.”

For more on this study goto https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsami.0c04755