Original Colloidal Copper provides a 200 ml copper mineral supplement suspended in distilled mountain rainwater. The formulation uses a 100% natural copper mineral for shoppers seeking colloidal copper in liquid form.
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Ingredients: Natural copper mineral suspended in distilled mountain rainwater.
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Format: Liquid colloidal copper in a 200 ml container.
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Traditional use: Colloidal copper has traditionally been used for concerns including grey hair, burns, arthritis, bursitis, rheumatism, parasites, and viral and bacterial infections.
In homeopathy, copper is traditionally used in connection with cramps, convulsions, nervous disorders, sexual organ imbalances, and mental or physical exhaustion linked to overexertion or loss of sleep. Other traditional uses include cleansing wounds, supporting circulation, and addressing intestinal disorders.
Keep this liquid supplement in your routine when you want a copper-based product made with natural copper mineral and distilled mountain rainwater.
Original Colloidal Copper is a 100% natural copper mineral suspended in distilled mountain rainwater. Colloidal Copper has traditionally been used as a remedy for grey hair, burns, arthritis, parasites, and viral and bacterial infections.
Copper is a common metal found throughout the world, in homeopathy copper is used to treat cramps, convulsions, nervous disorders, sexual organ imbalances, and mental and physical exhaustion from over-exertion of the mind or from loss of sleep.
Other colloidal copper benefits may include:
-It may be used to cleanse wounds and to fight bacterial infection.
-It may assist in the treatment of arthritis, bursitis, and rheumatism.
-Known as the ‘metal of assimilation’, copper may help to alleviate intestinal disorders and stimulates the metabolism.
-Stabilising and balancing the flow of blood within the body and increase circulatory functions.
-It may assist in the treatment of arthritis, bursitis, and rheumatism.
Ingredients:
Natural Copper Mineral Supplement Suspended In Distilled Mountain Rainwater.
