Top 10 Foods Rich In Copper

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Top 10 Foods Rich In Copper

Copper Is A Mineral That Your Body Requires In Small Quantities To Maintain Good Health. Copper Is Also Involved In The Processing Of Cholesterols, The Proper Functioning Of Your Immune System And The Growth And Development Of Babies In The Womb. Copper Deficiency Often Results In Weak Immunity, Joint Pain, And Osteoporosis. Here Are The Top 10 Best Foods That Are High In Copper.
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Thank you kindly for this very informative upload. Keep informing the people...

byronrichards
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1. Nuts and seeds
2. Coffee
3. Dark chocolate
4. Eggs
5. Beans
6. Lobster
7. Tomato
8. Beef, chicken liver
9. Shiitake mushrooms
10. Oysters

cactusbug
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Garbanzo beans AKA “chickpeas”, is an excellent source of copper and other vitamins and nutrients,
Eat more hummus 😋. And Garlic 👌

samisam
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So here's the thing: Many of the nutrient levels put out by the US Gov't. are based on the bare minimum needed to avoid horrible diseases! They are NOT based on what is needed to produce optimal health! For example, the Vit C levels are those needed to prevent Scurvy. Despite the RDA of copper being only 1 mg (which is ridiculously low) we need more than this.

I'm not a doctor and I'm not a professional nutritionist - I'm "just" someone who has studied nutrition for over 40 years. Mostly because I've experienced 3 long-term illnesses in my life as well as a heart attack at age 36, mostly because of very poor medical "care." I decided to do my own research and treat myself because it couldn't have been worse than what they were doing! (Like I found out because I was a vegetarian for 10 years I was severely deficient in copper and B12, both of which caused heart disease)
If you want to up your copper intake, drink WHEATGRASS JUICE! That and beef liver are probably your best sources of copper. And if you decide to regularly take a supplement of over 2 mgs a day (I think you should) and/or you are going to regularly consume the liver and/or wheatgrass juice (which has about 13 mgs. of copper in a shot, by the way) then you need to make sure you are getting the co-nutrients that you pair with it. Like vitamin C, zinc, manganese, iodine, potassium, etc. Wheatgrass juice does contain manganese and many of these other nutrients, by the way, which is part of why it's so good. But it doesn't have exactly the right amount and all the things needed to balance out the copper. Check out the Facebook group the Copper Revolution for more details about what to take and amounts. The people who are running the group are doing megadoses, and you don't have to do that unless you want to, but at least get the information about the right ratios of everything you should be taking to get and stay healthy.

1. Ironically, nuts can impede mineral absorption due to their high phytic acid content, among other anti-nutrients. Soak nuts in water then throw the water away and rinse before consuming to reduce the phytic acid. If you want you can warm them up in your oven or toaster oven so they aren't soggy after soaking them. Even after you do all of this, most nuts contain less than 1 mg of copper in a serving.
2. While coffee contains a fair amount of copper, it also contains copper-binding ligands which can reduce the copper by binding to the copper that is present in the coffee, rendering it useless.
3. A serving of dark chocolate contains less than 1 mg. of copper. Barely worth mentioning.
4. One medium egg only contains .03 mgs of copper! That's less than half a mg. So two eggs might contain 1 mg.
5. An ENTIRE CUP of beans (most people don't even eat a whole cup - a serving is half a cup) contains less than half a mg. of copper.
7. One whole tomato contains less than one mg of copper. Tomatoes are also high in lectins that can reduce nutrient absorption including minerals such as copper and calcium.
8. Beef liver is a good source of copper, at 11 mgs. a serving. This is the best thing mentioned in the video.
9. Shitake mushrooms: Not too bad, at least getting closer to a full mg at .65 mgs for a 1/2 a cup. But still not enough.
10. Again, oysters are okay for copper but the zinc in them will cancel it out.

sagedakotalmft
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That’s the weirdest way I’ve heard chorcolate pronounced

darrenmolland
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Sir my copper test is 256 sir any problam plz plz replay

jaikishorepatro
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Be warned it’s possible to have too much copper in your body. Which creates anxiety and sleeplessness.

If your copper is too high you need zinc to balance it out…

MichaelAnthony
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No eggs no coffee no sea foods no beef 🙅🏾‍♀️🙅🏾‍♀️🙅🏾‍♀️🙅🏾‍♀️🙅🏾‍♀️

goldencoppergurl
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I don't think meat provide lot copper especially muscle meat, has to be liver or organ meat, preferably grassfed.

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