Benefits of Copper No One Ever Talks About

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Copper acts as a co-factor for many enzymes in your body. So without copper, these enzymes can’t do their job. And many vital reactions wouldn’t occur. For example…
Copper is needed to absorb iron and release iron from storage when it’s needed. It also helps iron bond to red blood cells to prevent anemia. And iron-bound red blood cells then carry oxygen throughout your body, which is necessary to make energy.
Copper is also a co-factor for energy-producing enzymes, which is another way in which copper is involved in producing energy. This explains why most of the copper in your body is found in tissues that have high energy demands, such as skeletal muscle and heart tissue.
Copper is needed to build collagen, the most abundant protein in your body. It’s a structural component of your skin, bone, blood vessels, and more.
Your body produces an enzyme known as superoxide dismutase (SOD). It’s a powerful antioxidant that protects your cells from damage. And copper is a co-factor of SOD, which means SOD needs copper to successfully do its job.
Other vital functions that involve copper include:
Blood clotting
Blood pressure control
Formation of the myelin sheath (insulating layer surrounding nerves)
Synthesis and activation/inactivation of chemical messengers (e.g., neurotransmitters and neuropeptides)
Building new blood vessels
Immunity
Brain function and development
Pigmentation (skin and hair)
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[@BobHolyoake]

Coollodial copper i use and my grey hair has gone 💯❤

[@cosmichealth3907]

What duration u used ...brand and ppm

[@BobHolyoake]

@@cosmichealth3907 5mil for 8 weeks plus 90 essential nutrients

[@izzomoses7994]

Hi, Oncology resident here, im so happy for you, i would love to know more about your success. Thanks

[@mariegiroli5126]

Great info. my mom died from A.L.S 18 years ago:( same thing with the Myelin Sheath )

[@KayFlowidity]

00:25 Known benefits 1:25 Adrenaline 2:10 Collagen & Blood Vessels 4:30 Blood Cell Production 5:05 Brain Function & Parkinsons 5:55 Skin Pigmentation 6:40 Bone Mineralization

[@jimibmore]

Everyone who has copper deficiency should look into Colloidal Copper. Copper supplements take forever to accumulate in our system. Colloidal Copper is processed immediately and what the body doesn't need, you urinate out. Unlike Ionic Copper, it has a negative charge and doesn't attach itself to internal organs and accumulate into toxic levels. It is the best way to process Copper.

[@brookeguthrie3417]

Thanks!

[@shatteringthematrix6959]

Just bought some colloidal copper today instead of copper glycinate I was looking at getting. It has a much lower mcg count and is more expensive, but if it is immediately usable by the body then I suppose that's the tradeoff. I hope it works for me.

[@BobHolyoake]

I use coollodial copper and it also Good for gray Hair

[@Osobnik123]

I am looking into colloidal copper but i don't know how much should i take if i have colloidal copper 25 ppm, please could you give me some advice

[@randont]

You won’t get enough. Copper chelate or sulfate is much better.

[@freedomwarrior5087]

Great info. as always! Just picked up some copper for my deficiency.

[@PeCo333]

Fill a copper vessel with water in the evening and drink a glass of this copperwater early in the morning ( Ayurveda).

[@imbabe3449]

Thank you! This makes so much sense!

[@user-mt2uo2cj9r]

Great information

[@user-im9xq7fp5r]

thank you. thank you.

[@katiie7]

Interesting both my grandmas had skin cancer. I have skin that leans towards burning and tons of moles freckles pale skin and red hair.. i wonder if copper would help strengthen my skin to protect it?

[@ShowNews369]

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[@lmwlmw4468]

Great video.

[@earnestinereagan7490]

Thanks for the info

[@cosmichealth3907]

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[@Kimberly1Lily]

Thank you Dr. Osborne ❤

[@diesel9650]

Great video

[@brookeguthrie3417]

Thank You!

[@BLACKMAGABATTALIONFJB]

Thanks

[@adisyoye]

is it safe to supplement with 3mg daily? I take 500mg Vitamin C and 22mg of Zinc every day, but rarely eat any food that has Copper in it. Recently started adding pistachios and walnuts.

[@ryankittle3431]

3mg is a safe amount. However, think about getting yourself a mineral blood profile taken after you have been supplementing a while.

[@seekingthetruth304]

I also learned that zinc depletes copper so you have to supplement both

[@dw3403]

@@seekingthetruth304 I thought it blocked absorption so it should be taken at different times.

[@seekingthetruth304]

@dw3403 yes I agree that Zinc and Copper should be taken at different times.

[@jamicarpenter8760]

You didn’t list foods high in copper 😓. Love your podcasts 💞

[@JUNIORROCK]

Beef liver !!!!!

[@beelarehman5992]

Oysters

[@beelarehman5992]

Bee pollen

[@TheJokerMachine1]

Copper wire.

[@morgancambara2792]

Oysters have copper in them but they have a huge amount of zinc. I read a study about a woman who was ingesting oysters for their benefits, and she went overboard and she got a copper deficiency. Watch out for zinc. Over 30 milligrams over time will definitely deplete copper

[@Texasgirl2023]

Do you think taking and copper will heal and get rid of varicose vein‘s? I do not want to go to a specialist and have them removed unless it’s necessary. If I can fix it are heal it I would rather do that. Or if you could do a video on varicose veins that will be nice!

[@JamesBrown-hs6vg]

Too much ascorbic acid

[@CB-wq9wp]

@@JamesBrown-hs6vg You are saying that varicose veins are caused or worsened by too much ascorbic acid?

[@JamesBrown-hs6vg]

@@CB-wq9wp actually it’s spider veins that can be caused by excessive ascorbic acid

[@CB-wq9wp]

@@JamesBrown-hs6vg Wow, that's interesting, I never heard of it before. Thanks for the reply!

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Thanks👍👍

[@ericwarmath1091]

Aren't cross links also vitamin C dependent ?

[@DrOsborne]

yes!

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[@julieellis6793]

Dr. Osborne, i was told a couple of years ago, after a blood test, that my ferritin was high, even though I was eating a carnivore diet. I was told that even though i was getting plenty of iron from my diet, my body wasn't absorbing all of it. Would copper help that, and if so, is colloidal copper a better option as some on yt comments suggest?

[@Deadbolthead]

It’s probably high DUE (in part) to your carnivore diet. Just go donate blood and keep carnivoring! 👍🏼 Also, yes, copper can positively help this situation.

[@julieellis6793]

​@Deadbolthead yes, that's what I plan to do. Thanks

[@vanlifebiker]

​@@Deadbolthead Doesn't high ferritin level mean you have a high iron count? The question doesn't make sense to me. Having blood drawn will lower iron levels in the body like a person does with Haemochromatosis

[@Deadbolthead]

@@vanlifebiker High ferritin doesn’t necessarily mean your iron level is high. If your iron saturation is high, you can have extremely high iron in your blood but low transferrin which means none of the iron is making it into your cells which is where the low iron blood count is coming from. I have hemochromatosis and this is exactly my situation. The amount of iron in my blood is off the charts, but in my cells it’s low because metals are synergistically balanced in the body by each other at a certain ratio. This is why copper at low doses can help. Zinc as well. Although it’s best to get blood tests and let a doctor help with the ratio imbalance.

[@vanlifebiker]

@@Deadbolthead Thanks so much I'm getting lab work for a 3rd time in the last couple months & had blood draw a month ago to reduce iron. Haemochromatosis is all new to me & I'm trying to educate myself on these lab test results. Thanks again.

[@vanlifebiker]

Can copper also aid in releasing Iron from the body for Haemochromatosis is my question? 🤔

[@sgtaneja]

For hemochromatosis, IP6, ALA, EDTA, phlebotomy as quick fixes to suppress symptoms, but long term will lead to mineral chelation & imbalances. The real fix is to promote long term Iron utilization via b5,b6,b9,b12,copper, vitC, vitA. Note b5,b6,b9,b12 must be in bioactive, coenzymated, methylated forms only. Inactive or synthetic forms will Not work. Cheers !

[@lawrencerasmus]

Can they test your blood for everything at once? or are tests specific?

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[@horstraedel9010]

Thank you!❤🇩🇪

[@richardmarkiewicz580]

Good to.chew on copper pennies😅😅😅

[@dw3403]

ones before the 70's.