Thread by @vedicgyaanindia

You have often seen many people using copper vessels to store water. But can we store water in copper vessels? is it healthy? Have you ever wonder why are they storing water in a copper vessel? The first element to be ever known by man is Copper. The chalcolithic age or the

copper age was the period when man started making copper weapons instead of stones. Ancient societies like Egyptians, Indians, Greece, and Somalia used copper as various household products. Copper is a metal that has many anti-bacterial properties. These properties were proved to

exist in copper during the 17th century when copper miners were immune to the disease cholera. For centuries copper has come up as a great warrior against many diseases and has helped in curing illnesses, headaches, and even varicose veins. With a gradual increase in Ayurveda,

copper has been used in many households for various reasons. The indigenous use of copper has drastically increased over the centuries. Throughout the history of mankind, copper has covered a long journey from the copper age to the modern age.

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