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  Delilah7777 February 12, 2015 at 4:45am

  What about storing water in Crystal, or Gold, or Silver... :)
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    Acute Observer > Delilah7777 February 12, 2015 at 9:51am

    That you can do with no risk at all. :)
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  Acute Observer December 18, 2014 at 1:37pm

  "Really, never heard that! interesting, then if you put polluted water in your copper drink?"
  
  Then you will be shortening your life severely. ;)
  
  It is also the main reason for why you MUST have distilled water in an uncoated copper vessel since it will otherwise be quite poisonous. The only reason the lama's can use copper vessels is because they're using water directly from the springs, far away from the cities = quite clean.
  
  If you're in the west and use uncoated copper vessels for your tap-water or other "public" and "open"  water source, you will slowly be poisoning yourself instead of aiding your health. ;)
  
  
  "How would the Rain have any effect?"
  
  Most rainwater on earth is polluted with sulphuric compounds which in turns will convert to copper sulfide in the copper vessel. Copper sulfide is a lethal posion and will eat your body from the inside. To die from it you'll have to drink more than an american ounce of a 10% solution and I know of no person that could possibly swallow that much without puking in cascades, so it's unlikely that you would die from your household ammounts, but still... ;)
  
  
  "It is more pure than the actual lake or river"
  
  That depends on where you are.
  If you're anywhere near an active volcano, you will not be wanting to drink the rainwater within a thousand mile radius of that mountain. ;)
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  Acute Observer December 13, 2014 at 4:10pm

  Copper is good for many things.

  Just don't use it to make roofs. If you do, all living things in the soil around the house will die.

  Copper + Pollution + Rain = Potent Poison ;)
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  Krishna Kalki December 24, 2010 at 12:33am

  Chemical Secrets of Copper water: Immunity, Fertility

  Copper can destroy undesirable Virus and bacteria. It is interestingthat ayurveda new this, when bacteria were unknown to science.

  Ayurveda recommends storing water in Copper Vessels. Ancient
  Egyptians used Copper Vessels to keep water fresh. Even today,
  management of Siva temple at Rameswaram uses large sized Copper
  vessels to store water brought from river Ganges to offer to lord
  Siva. Water, stored thus, stays fresh for years together. Copper
  vessel can be the answer to kill the `E-Coly' bacteria which causes
  food poisoning, according to Scientists. British scientists are
  carrying out research on copper and concluded that copper ions kill
  these harmful bacteria, a capability not found in any other metals
  including gold. It is interesting to see that a research group from
  Southampton university found that Coly 157 bacterias can live happily
  in stainless steel vessels for months together, while copper vessel
  at room temperature can kill them in just four hours. At 4 deg
  centigrade, it takes 14 hours. At 20 deg centigrade, in the stainless
  steel vessel , those bacterials live for 34 days, while in brass
  vessel they live for 4 days.
  
  Thus if one uses copper vessels for storing water in factories,
  shops, hospitals, restaurants, we can get rid of the risk of these
  food poisoning bacterias. Though stainless steel is much used due to
  its shine, apparent hygenic cleanliness, copper is more useful
  material for vessels. In Scotland alone, in 1997, 500 were sick by
  water poisoning by E-Coil bacteria, out of which 20 died.
  
  Copper water can be prepared in two ways. Fill a clean copper vessel
  with water and boil on low heat till water quantity reaches to 50%.
  Alternatively you can use a glass vessel and add copper scrap, copper
  wire bundle etc so that water absorbs more copper due to increased
  exposure area. When copper dissolves in water, water becomes ionic
  (electrolytre) as can be ascertained by its pH measurement. That is
  the reason the micro-organisms get killed in such water. Those who do
  not have time to look after water boiling, can keep water stored in a
  clean copper vessel and drink after 8-12 hours. Storing for more
  period causes no harm, but concentration of ions gets saturated. Care
  must be taken to keep the inside of the vessel shining by using
  special cleaning powders. One such powder is available in
  Maharashtra, India under the brand name "Pitambari". However, hands
  must be protected by a scrub if one uses this powder. Alternatively,
  tamarind can be used safely. Due to copper water mania, nowadays
  special copper flasks which can be stored in fridge are available in
  Indian Market. However, copper pots should not be stored in fridge,
  drink at room temperatutre. "Sharp" quality of copper water gets
  destroyed by fridge.
  
  Copper and Fertility
  Drinking copper water has another advantage. This was pointed out by
  Andrew Saul, Contributing Editor for the Journal of Orthomolecular
  Medicine, while speaking on fertility, conception and family
  planning. In his own words,
  
  " If you want to conceive, try having the man take megadoses of
  vitamin C for a few weeks prior. At least 6,000 milligrams a day,
  and as much as 20,000 mg/day guarantees very high sperm production.
  Divide the dose throughout the day for maximum effect. And that
  effect is what, exactly? More sperm, stronger sperm, and better
  swimming sperm all occurred, at even lower daily C doses, in a
  University of Texas study. Take more C and you'll make vast
  quantities of super sperm. You think this won't work? Have I shown
  you my baby pictures?
  
  Here's more: zinc and plenty of it helps the prostate and increases
  seminal fluid production. There is a scientific literature a mile
  long about zinc and male fertility. About five to ten times the RDA
  will do it. That is approximately 50 to 100 mg of zinc daily. For
  best absorption and best results, divide the dose into two, or better
  yet, four doses. Zinc gluconate is well absorbed, and zinc
  monomethionine better still. These are available at any health food
  store without a prescription.
  
  A lot of wussy nutritionists will tell you that such levels of zinc
  are harmful. Truth is, most men don't even get the puny RDA (Recommended Daily
  Average) of zinc, set laughingly at 10 or 12 milligrams. Zinc lozenges for the
  common cold are many times higher than this. Up to 550 mg of zinc has been
  safely given daily for a few weeks.
  
  Continued high doses of zinc can produce a copper deficiency, and
  sometimes a copper deficiency anemia. This is very easy to
  compensate for. To begin with, most Americans have copper water
  pipes in their homes. Drink a glass or two of cold water first out
  of the tap every morning and you'll get copper. Secondly, eat more
  raisins and other copper-high foods. Third, take a multiple vitamin
  (as you should be doing anyway) with copper in it. Finally, do what
  those sexpots in India have been doing for thousands of years. Buy a
  copper metal cup, fill it with cold water at bedtime, and drink it
  first thing the next morning. Make this Ayurvedic routine your
  routine, and start knitting booties.
  
  I have worked with supposedly "infertile" people who have
  tried "everything" to conceive a child. Nutrition, especially the
  vitamin C part, is not even mentioned in any fertility textbook I've
  ever seen. I've received some nice postcards from couples who have
  taken an odd idea or two of mine and gotten pregnant within a month
  or two. It is a wonderful feeling, by the way, to have helped them
  bring a soul to the Earth."
  
  
  
  The author of this post recommends eating raisins or dates to his diabetes
  patients also. The words of Andrew Saul clearly point how copper
  water can minimise copper deficiency anemia. It is also seen that
  copper water becomes "sharp" and gets readily absorbed by our body,
  reaches cells in about 45 minutes. Hence, it is generally recommended
  that after Ushapan, one should give a gap of 45 minutes before taking
  tea or coffee. Copper water is also recommended to people suffering
  from vitiligo, where it helps formation of melanin.
  
  After starting on copper water, many do not need cold water to satisfy the
  thirst. With yoga, pranayama and other breathing techniques, senses become so
  sharp that taste and sharpness of each water can be sensed adequately. Though
  copper water is slightly ionic, it does not cause gastric acidity to increase.
  On the other hand, due to increased Agni and digestion, it helps in such cases.
  
  Dr Bhate
  
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    Krishna Kalki > Krishna Kalki December 24, 2010 at 1:01am

    Interesting information Katt....i will have to find out more about Silver and Silver Colloidal

    Regarding putting a coin in a cointainer of Water...i would place the coin in the Water and talk to the water...saying please bring me more coins and then store it and later drink it and see if it works as it might make me Rich soon as will as purify me

    Namaste

     
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  Krishna Kalki December 24, 2010 at 12:28am

   

  		Copper Water Vessel   Hand MadeHeavy weight, solid polished copper (lotta) water vessel.    Finely embossed on the outside with flowers and an OM symbol.    Made in India
  A healthy routine and common practice for all doshas is to fill up a copper cup from a vessel such as this with water at nightand then to drink it first thing in the morning. This washes the GI track, flushes the kidneys, and stimulates peristalsis. It also purifies the blood, promotes healthy skin and prevents asthma, as water with traces of copper in it changes the tendency to attract respiratory problems.
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  Krishna Kalki December 24, 2010 at 12:22am
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  Krishna Kalki December 24, 2010 at 12:21am