Copper for a Healthy Immune System and Energetic Body

Copper has a rich history—and a newfound appreciation in modern times. The antimicrobial benefits of copper were first recognized by the Egyptians circa 2600 BC. In Ancient Egypt, the metal was used to sanitize drinking water and treat chest wounds, as well as other infections, scalds, and itching. Like the Egyptians, the Greeks also liked copper. This metal was found in copious quantities on the island of Cyprus, from which copper derives its name. In Ancient Greece, copper was used in wound dressings, particularly for leg ulcers. Dry copper was sprinkled into the dressings of fresh wounds to prevent infections.

The Romans used copper to treat venereal diseases and non-healing chronic ulcers. Intriguingly, during the two great Cholera epidemics during the 19th century, copper workers evaded the outbreak thanks to the metal’s antimicrobial properties.

Here’s a closer look at how copper works to combat infection and potential uses for this wonder metal.

Copper is a mineral which is found throughout the body and you need it to stay healthy. It helps your body make red blood cells and keeps nerve cells and your immune system healthy. It also helps form collagen, a key part of bones and connective tissue. Copper may also act as an antioxidant, reducing free radicals that can damage cells and DNA. Copper helps the body absorb iron. Your body uses copper to carry out many important functions, including making energy, connective tissues, and blood vessels. Copper also helps maintain the nervous and immune systems and activates genes. Your body also needs copper for brain development.  

Many people do not get enough copper in their diet, but it is rare to be truly deficient in copper. Signs of possible copper deficiency include anemia, low body temperature, bone fractures and osteoporosis, low white blood cell count, irregular heartbeat, loss of pigment from the skin and thyroid problems.

Doctors call a copper deficiency in the blood “hypocupremia.” According to the British Medical JournalTrusted Source, the condition is often underdiagnosed. Many people do not get enough copper in their diet

Copper deficiency can be hard for doctors to diagnose because the symptoms are like many other conditions. For example, the symptoms associated with copper deficiency are similar to those of vitamin B-12 deficiency. Low copper levels can affect a person’s immune system and energy levels. Examples include:

always feeling cold
easy bone breakage
easy bruising
fatigue
getting sick easily or frequently
pale skin
poor growth
skin inflammation
skin sores
unexplained muscle soreness
Very low copper levels can cause problems with muscle movement as well.

Common Uses for Copper

Anemia – Taking copper supplements may help people who have anemia because of copper deficiency. Copper works together with iron to form red blood cells.

Osteoarthritis – Animal studies suggest taking copper by mouth may help prevent and slow arthritis, but evidence in humans is lacking. Copper bracelets are often marketed to people with both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis as a way to relieve symptoms, but there is no evidence they work.

Osteoporosis – There is some slight evidence that taking copper along with zinc, manganese and calcium might help slow the rate of bone loss among postmenopausal women.

Dietary Sources which naturally contain copper:

Seafood, such as oysters, squid, lobster, mussels, crab, and clams
Organ meats, such as beef liver, kidneys, and heart
Nuts and nut butters, such as cashews, filberts, macadamia nuts, pecans, almonds, and pistachios
Legumes, such as soybeans, lentils, navy beans, and peanuts
Chocolate, such as unsweetened or semisweet baker’s chocolate and cocoa
Enriched cereals, such as bran flakes, shredded wheat, and raisin bran
Fruits and vegetables, such as dried fruits, mushrooms, tomatoes, potatoes, sweet potatoes, bananas, grapes, and avocado
Blackstrap molasses
Black pepper

What is MitoSynergy?

MitoSynergy is a one of kind dietary supplement which helps the body by bringing a revolutionary copper chelate that has the ability to feed and charge the mitochondria.

Why is MitoSynergy unique?

MitoSynergy has a unique bioavailability on a molecular level in the mitochondria. The most important quality of MitoSynergy is it may help you in ways no other product has the ability to.

What ingredients are in the MitoSynergy Copper1 Supplements, which one should I take and how much should I take?

MITOACTIVATOR LDS (LOW DOSE SERVING)

MitoActivator LDS is ideal for someone just starting out with the MitoSynergy Copper1 Supplements. It is also the one recommended for children and pets.  

MITOACTIVATOR (ORIGINAL FORMULA)

MitoActivator Original Formula is where it all started and is the next level up from the MitoActivator LDS. Once your body has adjusted from taking the MitoActivator LDS (Typically One Bottle), it is ok to move to the MitoActivator Original Formula.

MITOACTIVATOR (EXTRA STRENGTH)

MitoActivator Extra Strength is the strongest Copper1 Supplement available. It is recommended for those who are very healthy (typically athletes or people who work out on a daily basis) and those who are very ill. If you are very ill, it is ok to begin with the MitoSynergy Activator Original Formula instead of the LDS. Just be sure to follow the Suggested Use on the Label. 

MITOSYNERGY ADVANCED

The MitoSynergy Advanced is our Signature all-in-one neuromuscular health supplement. It is ideal for those who are currently not taking any other multivitamins or vitamin supplements. Although the label says 4 capsules per day, it is not mandatory in order to feel the benefits of this product. If you are new to this product, you should start out with 1 to 2 capsules per day. After several weeks, you can increase to 3 or 4 capsules a day however one or two may be just right for you and you may just want to stay at that level. As with all of the Copper1 supplements, the worse your situation, the longer it will take your body to regain balance. Once you are feeling better and have reached optimal performance, you can take one per day in order to maintain your health.

Is MitoSynergy made in the USA?

Yes.

Is MitoSynergy an all-natural product?

Yes

How do I know if MitoSynergy is working for me?

In order to see if MitoSynergy is working for you, we recommend that you begin a log for your reference which gauges current level of discomfort, energy level and mental clarity. Use a written or video diary prior to taking MitoSynergy as well as 30 days of  taking MitoSynergy. This  may help you to determine the improvements of the quality of your life.  Those using the product have had surprising results in areas that previously they were unaware of. We greatly appreciate your sharing your experience with us as it helps us spread the word.  Please share your experience with us! Email us at [email protected] with the word, testimonial, in the subject line.

Can I take MitoSynergy if I am taking a medical prescription?

Some dietary supplements may interact with other supplements or prescription and over-the-counter medicines.  Taking a combination of supplements or using the products with medications (whether prescription or OTC drugs) can cause side-effects.  Please consult your physician before taking any supplements of any kind.  In order to receive optimum results and allow the unique ingredient to perform at its highest level you must take MitoSynergy two hours before any other minerals, vitamins, supplements and/ or any (OTC) or prescribed medications.

Are there drug interactions with MitoSynergy?

At this time there are no known drug interactions with MitoSynergy.  We do recommend that you speak with your healthcare professional prior to beginning any supplement in order to minimize the risk of interactions and to improve the success of your therapy.  In order to receive optimum results and allow the unique ingredient Cunermuspir to to perform at its highest level you must take MitoSynergy two hours before any other minerals, vitamins, supplements and or any (OTC) or prescribed medications.

Are there any known side effects?

If taken when dehydrated you may experience a slight headache, which is why it is imperative to drink eight full glasses of water each day.  As with any vitamin mineral or supplement you may experience some nausea if taken on an empty stomach.  If you experience any nausea you may take with a small amount of bland food.

How soon should I see results?

You may see results within thirty days. If being taken for; nerve discomfort you may expect results in seven days or less, muscle discomfort results in 14 days or less, deep bone and joint discomfort results in 60 days or less. Each person’s unique body chemistry and situation may differ.