Drinking from a copper bottle is often seen as healthy, but it's not for everyone. High copper levels can be harmful. People with certain health issues should avoid it and see a doctor.
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People with kidney disease
People with kidney problems should avoid copper bottles. Their kidneys can't properly filter excess copper, leading to a toxic buildup that can worsen their condition and cause more damage.
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People with copper allergies
While not very common, some people are allergic to copper. They might experience itching, rashes, skin irritation, or digestive issues. If you have an allergic reaction, stop using it immediately.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid excess copper. While a small amount is essential, regular use of copper bottles without a doctor's advice can lead to high levels, harming both mother and baby.
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Children and infants
A child's body is still developing and can't process copper efficiently. Too much can lead to copper toxicity, causing vomiting, stomach pain, and even liver damage. Avoid giving them water from copper bottles.
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People with Wilson's disease
Wilson's disease is a genetic disorder where the body can't regulate copper. It builds up in the liver and brain. For them, drinking from a copper bottle is very dangerous as it increases copper levels.
