Water stored in copper vessels has a number of health benefits; some of the most widely recognized ones include:

• Stimulates brain function

• Promotes digestion

• Boosts bone strength

• Regulates the functioning of the thyroid gland

• Combats arthritis and joint pain

• Boosts skin health

• Regulates body fat

• Improves fertility

• Slows the process of ageing

• Helps efficiently heal wounds

• Improves cardiovascular health

• Acts as an anti-carcinogenic

In the USA, the FDA suggests that our body needs about 12mg of copper a day. This means that you can drink about two to three glasses of water from this copper vessel to reap its benefits. Do not overdo this or it may be harmful for your well-being.

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Can we drink copper water daily?

Still, proponents of the trend suggest that you limit your copper water intake to 3 cups (710 mL) per day. High copper intakes may lead to copper toxicity in the long run. However, the amount of copper that leaches into water stored in copper containers is below the safety limits.

Is copper good for drinking water?

Drinking water from a copper vessel is also known to improve digestion and prevent against heart diseases, hypertension and cuts cholesterol, as per the ancient medicinal practice. Besides, it is also great for your skin.

Is copper alkaline or acidic?

However, copper, and most transition metals, often exist as positively charged ions in solution. Positive ions are electron pair acceptors, and can be considered Lewis acids. To reiterate, copper atoms themselves are not acidic or basic, but copper ions are acidic.