COPPER HEALTH

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Compiled  for:"The Shaman's Tent"  by: George R. Harrison 

© 2008-2010 

COPPER KETTLE FROM 1750 era.

Copper was a favored material for cauldrons, or kettles, in eighteenth-century. Copper pots were quicker to heat and lighter in weight than iron pots. They could be transported at less expense and could be mended if the soft metal was broken. They were used for soups, boiling meat, heating water, and boiling laundry. - Illinois State Museum

When you read further, you'll begin to understand the wisdom of our forefathers who used items like the kettle shown above.

Here's one of the most amazing health moves you can make and one that has almost no mass media attention.

Copper. 

It turns out that that shiny and very largely overlooked penny-colored metal, is actually a super-germ fighter.

When put to work on your behalf, this metal can labor for you and your family around the clock and help keep you safe from disease and sickness.

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