In the Ayurvedic clinics in India and Sri Lanka, copper water is frequently and variously used. After all, it is considered an excellent tonic for the liver, spleen and lymphatic system. It also provides supportive services in the treatment of obesity and rheumatic muscle and joint diseases. According to Ayurvedic research, copper water also has a positive effect on the lungs. Its positive effect on the haemoglobin content of the blood probably has an alleviating effect on anaemia. In addition, the water could remain harmonising on psychosomatic disorders, this is to be researched at present.
Application:
Fill the cup with water in the evening, leave it overnight and drink the water the next morning. From a scientific point of view, the water has absorbed pure copper during storage, a mineral essential for the body in this form.
Cleaning:
As the water cup is made of copper, it will naturally lose its shine over time. To clean it, you need a pinch of salt, vinegar or baking powder and a slice of lemon. Sprinkle the ingredients on the lemon slice and lightly rub the surface of your mug with this mixture. The lemon and salt form a mixture that naturally removes the patina and restores the shine of the copper. Rinse the mug with water and let it dry thoroughly. The inside of the copper water cup will also patina, but this will not affect the quality of the water stored in the bottle. We recommend cleaning the inside of the mug with warm water and a drop of liquid soap and then rinsing it well. However, the copper mug is not dishwasher safe!
Filling quantity: approx. 280 ml
Note:
The descriptions and effects are taken from ancient Ayurvedic lore and Indian folk medicine.
Since this product is made by hand, each piece is unique. Minor unevenness or deviations from the norm do not affect the functionality and make up the individual character of handmade goods.
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