Make copper water yourself
It doesn't need a lot of copper every day, a maximum of 900 mg
daily [for an average adult person] [web02].
original German:
<Die Amerikanische Umweltschutzbehörde
empfiehlt 1,3 mg pro Liter Trinkwasser.
Die Weltgesundheitsorganisation sogar bis zu 2 mg
pro Liter.
Gesunde Menschen können ohne negative Auswirkungen
auf die Leber bis zu 5 mg Kupfer pro Tag zu sich
nehmen.> [web02] |
translation:
<The American Environmental Protection Agency
recommends 1.3 mg per liter of drinking water.
The World Health Organization even up to 2 mg per
liter.
Healthy people can consume up to 5 mg copper per day
without negative effects on the liver.> [Web02] |
Have the water in a copper vessel overnight
in the copper pot [web01, web09] for at least 4 hours, or
overnight [web09]
Copper pots [1] - Copper cups [3]
Water in copper pots (copper water)
-- Copper pots effect the sterilization of water, so that
negative bacteria, viruses and fungi are eliminated in the
copper water [web46]:
Quote: "copper has a sterilizing effect and
effectively kills bacteria, viruses, and fungi." [web46]
-- The environmental protection agency of the "USA" (US
Environmental Protection Agency) recently registered [in 2016
approx.] the metal copper as the only solid material that
eliminates harmful bacteria [web46]:
"Recently, the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency registered copper as the only solid surface
material to kill health-threatening bacteria." [web46]
-- Copper eliminates MRSA microbes (staphylococci) in 90
minutes, stainless steel takes 3 days [web46]:
Quote: "Research conducted by Southampton
University in the U.K. showed that MRSA microbes remain
alive on stainless steel surfaces for up to three days,
whereas the same microbes on a copper surface are eliminated
within 90 minutes." [web46]
The
copper bottle
Copper bottles for
copper water production [2]
--
when you deposit still water in a copper
bottle overnight
-- this water has
measurably fewer bacteria [web26]
-- this water has a higher
pH value [web26]
-- this water has a
particularly fresh and pure taste
[web26]
-- Copper has an antibacterial effect
with a self-cleaning ("oligodynamic")
effect like silver [web01]
-- Contaminated water, which is kept in
copper cups for 16 hours, drastically
reduces the microbe content [web19]
-- Drink water from copper vessels:
"A study from 2016 showed that copper vessels
specifically reduce the number of E. coli and P.
aerugeinose microbes in the water. A liter of water with
a concentration of 1 mg copper resulted in a 99.9 %
Inactivation of both microbes detected. " [web07]
(original German: "Eine Studie aus dem Jahr 2016 zeigte,
dass Kupfergefäße speziell die Anzahl von E.Coli und P.
aerugeinose Mikroben im Wasser reduzieren. Bei einem
Liter Wasser mit einer Konzentration von 1 mg Kupfer
wurde eine 99,9% Inaktivierung beider Mikroben
festgestellt." [web07])
-- Copper pipes [and copper
roofs] kill microorganisms [web01], also
copper suplies to ponds [web09]
"The British researcher Bill Keevil
(University of Southampton) has shown that copper kills
the norovirus, which is known to cause particularly
nasty gastrointestinal diseases. Even the notorious
hospital pathogen Staphylococcus aureus only survives an
hour and a half on copper [2] but not a bad idea, for
example, to make door knobs and handles in clinics and
old people's homes, handrails and handles in buses,
subway and suburban trains or in the ICE from copper, to
copper them or at least to use the good old brass. "
[web08]
(orig. German: "Der britische Forscher Bill Keevil
(University of Southampton) hat nachgewiesen, dass
Kupfer den Norovirus abtötet, der bekanntlich besonders
üble Magen-Darm-Erkrankungen auslöst. Selbst der
berüchtigte Krankenhauserreger Staphylococcus aureus
überlebt auf Kupfer nur eineinhalb Stunden [2].
Da wäre es doch z. B. keine schlechte Idee, Türknäufe
und -klinken in Kliniken und Altenheimen, Haltestangen
und Griffe in Bussen, U- und S-Bahnen oder im ICE aus
Kupfer herzustellen, sie zu verkupfern oder wenigstens
das gute alte Messing zu nehmen." [web08])
Put
copper coins in the water
When putting copper coins in water for water purification, one
must know the following:
Attention: "The current coins are only
copper-plated. The real copper coin was the 2 pfennig piece
before 1968." [web03]
[That means: You don't know what kind of core the wrong
copper coins since 1968 have, and other metals can then also
be dissolved in the water that have the opposite effect, as
for example chromium].
Copper coins in the flower water
Copper coins in the flower water keep flowers fresh? This
is controversial
According to stories, copper coins should release copper ions
in the pouring water and have a germicidal effect [web04].
<It is controversial whether household remedies such as
copper coins or sugar keep the water fresh longer.> [web07]
(orig. German: <Ob Hausmittel wie Kupfermünzen oder Zucker
das Wasser länger frisch halten, ist umstritten.> [web07])
Copper coins in the water of the Christmas tree keep the
Christmas tree fresh? This is controversial
Copper coins in the water of the Christmas tree do not help
much or even have a negative effect [web05].
<A copper coin in the water does not help in
most cases, sometimes even has the opposite effect.
Emslander: "In the field outside the tree was only given
water, the tree doesn't want any additives." The best are
simply rain or tap water.> [Web05]
(original German:
<eine Kupfermünze im Wasser helfen in den meisten Fällen
nicht, bewirken manchmal sogar das Gegenteil. Emslander: "In
der Kultur hat er auch nur Wasser bekommen, Zusätze will der
Baum gar nicht." Am besten seien ganz simpel Regen- oder
Leitungswasser.> [web05])
Copper coins in the water of the Christmas tree promote the
health of the Christmas tree so that no needles fall [web06].
Quote (translation): <The copper coin ensures a
constant supply of minerals and also kills putrefactive
bacteria. That means: never again needles in the house!>
[web06]
(original German: <Die Kupfermünze sorgt für
konstante Mineralienzufuhr und tötet zusätzlich
Fäulnisbakterien. Das heißt: Nie wieder Nadeln im
Haus!> [web06])
