Rheumatism

Question: Rheumatism, could they tell me a bit more about this disease?

Answer: It involves inflammation in the micro parts of the body, such as muscles, joints, and tissues.

Q: Can it be related to diet, or is it mostly associated with elements that enter through the skin?

A: It can be related to diet, but in most cases, it is associated with elements that enter through the skin.

Q: Can you elaborate on these elements?

A: Creams, disinfectants, clothing, cleaning agents, etc.

Q: Is there a common factor among these elements that causes the most harm?

A: Copper.

Q: How does copper contribute to this disease?

A: It enters the body through the skin, and subsequently, the body cannot eliminate it effectively.

Q: Does copper belong to the so-called heavy metals?

A: Yes.

Q: Would zeolite help?

A: Yes.

Q: A basic historical question. In the past, they used to cook in copper utensils. Did that accelerate this disease?

A: Yes.

Q: So, the use of various copper utensils is not recommended?

A: No, it is not.

Q: What about copper bracelets? They are quite fashionable and somewhat mystical in terms of healing.

A: They say that jewelry is not seen as a significant problem, but it does more harm than good.

Q: Can copper be beneficial in certain cases? In smaller quantities?

A: They say no. Only in very rare cases.

Q: I read somewhere that copper can be used as micro-particles in the body, similar to colloidal silver. Does that make sense?

A: They say that it shouldn't be a problem for a healthy person. However, it would be better to avoid it.

Q: So, copper has no place in our bodies?

A: That's correct. The body doesn't benefit from or require copper.

Q: Help for rheumatism?

A: Electrical stimulation of the painful areas. It helps the body break down copper particles in those areas.

Q: So, copper tends to accumulate in those areas?

A: Yes.

Q: Anything else for assistance?

A: No, that's all they see.

These pieces of information are of a general nature. In case of illness, consult your doctor.