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Are you obsessed with Copper Bottles. If you are someone who has replaced their water bottles with Copper Bottles then you need to follow some safety measures so that Copper doesn't intoxicate you. If taken in a wrong way it can lead to kidney and liver disorders too. So Note down some very important points. 1. Do not buy impure Copper products in offers like buy one get one 2. Do not store water in Copper bottles for more than 8nto 10 hours 3. Clean your Copper bottle daily with Tamarind and Salt Solution 4. If you are not able to clean your bottle properly then use a wide mouthed Jug only which is easy to clean. 5. Do not store Lemon water or any acidic drink in Copper vessels 6. Do not put hot water in your Copper jugs and bottles. 7. Discard the water if it has been stored in for more than 10 hours. 8. Do not drink water from Copper bottles or jugs for a long time together. Discard for 15 days and then discard for 15 and continue again or do it once or twice a week. With some precaution you can have Copper water. Copper is a trace mineral which our body needs for production of Red blood cells, collagen healthy nerves and nervous system. Copper also helps in the absorption of Iron well. If you observe the symptoms like nausea Vomiting or lose motion after drinking water from Copper bottle , do not drink again and go to your care giver. I hope this Vidoe is helpful to you, you can share with the people you love ❤️ I will bring another video to show you how to make Copper Charged Water right way #copperwater #copperbottles #coppertoxicity #copper #drinkingwater #doctorhomemakerreels #copperchargedwater 01/05/2024

Are you obsessed with Copper Bottles. If you are someone who has replaced their water bottles with Copper Bottles then you need to follow some safety measures so that Copper doesn't intoxicate you. If taken in a wrong way it can lead to kidney and liver disorders too. So Note down some very important points. 1. Do not buy impure Copper products in offers like buy one get one 2. Do not store water in Copper bottles for more than 8nto 10 hours 3. Clean your Copper bottle daily with Tamarind and Salt Solution 4. If you are not able to clean your bottle properly then use a wide mouthed Jug only which is easy to clean. 5. Do not store Lemon water or any acidic drink in Copper vessels 6. Do not put hot water in your Copper jugs and bottles. 7. Discard the water if it has been stored in for more than 10 hours. 8. Do not drink water from Copper bottles or jugs for a long time together. Discard for 15 days and then discard for 15 and continue again or do it once or twice a week. With some precaution you can have Copper water. Copper is a trace mineral which our body needs for production of Red blood cells, collagen healthy nerves and nervous system. Copper also helps in the absorption of Iron well. If you observe the symptoms like nausea Vomiting or lose motion after drinking water from Copper bottle , do not drink again and go to your care giver. I hope this Vidoe is helpful to you, you can share with the people you love ❤️ I will bring another video to show you how to make Copper Charged Water right way #copperwater #copperbottles #coppertoxicity #copper #drinkingwater #doctorhomemakerreels #copperchargedwater

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Booth No. 262, Mini Market , Sector 47C
Chandigarh
160047

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 9pm
Tuesday 10am - 9pm
Wednesday 10am - 9pm
Thursday 10am - 9pm
Friday 10am - 9pm
Saturday 10am - 9pm
Sunday 11am - 7pm