Tips and Stories
Tips on Using a CopperZap® and How Others Use It
Nannies and caregivers need protection, too
Anyone who takes care of children or the elderly needs protection from bad germs. So do the people they care for. Babysitters, teachers, nurses, and home health aides as well as nannies and caregivers can easily protect themselves and those in their care from exchanging bad germs that cause respiratory...
Nannies and caregivers need protection, too
A Revolution in How to Stay Healthy
From colds and flu to pandemics, bad germs have brought misery and death for thousands of years. But a revolution in germ defense is beginning. Bad germs include bacteria, viruses, and fungus. For most of history, nobody knew about bad germs though everybody suffered from the sicknesses they caused. When...
A Revolution in How to Stay Healthy
I screwed up and got sick
Recently I felt a tickle in my nose, like a cold about to start. I touched the tickly spot with my CopperZap® for about 30 seconds. The tickle went away and I didn’t get a cold. (I have gone over 12 years now without a cold.) But I still felt...
I screwed up and got sick
User reports and comments
· “For the first time, no colds, flu or sinus problems this year.” Diane, IN · “I got mine 3 years ago. I have not had a cold since.” Jeanette, CO · “A friend insisted I try it, I caved, and to my surprise, it really does work.” Kari,...
User reports and comments
Every user helps in the fight against bad germs
Every time we kill bad germs before we get sick, we not only keep ourselves healthy, but also avoid spreading sickness to others. Bad germs like cold, flu, and covid viruses tend to go round and round in the community, because sick people are contagious. Each contagious person passes their...
Every user helps in the fight against bad germs
Avoiding sickness cuts risk of dementia
A study published in Nature Aging shows that getting sick with colds, flu, or other respiratory infection is linked to higher risk of dementia years later. Studies had previously shown that these illnesses are also linked to Alzheimer’s Disease later. The idea that infections can affect brain health is a...
Avoiding sickness cuts risk of dementia
He felt awkward at first
Most of us don’t normally put something in our noses. We usually let germs run free. Brandon S posted about how he felt the first time he used a CopperZap® in his nose. He had suffered from year-round sinus problems. “It feels a little awkward using the Copperzap at first…I...
He felt awkward at first
She discovered another use for her Zapper - Surprise!
People often buy a CopperZap® to stop germs like the ones that cause colds, flu, and Covid, but then discover other things it can be used for. Mary W provides a perfect example. She posted the following: “I use mine each evening that I’m out and about (I’m retired) and...
She discovered another use for her Zapper - Surprise!
On time or too late makes a huge difference
We received an email from businessman Ken in Florida. He says now he knows the difference between on time versus too late. “I made the mistake of not carrying my copperzap to the library one day. As I was reading, I suddenly felt a scratch in my throat…..I looked at...
On time or too late makes a huge difference
What happens when you don’t get sick
Most of us go through life expecting to get sick from time to time. It doesn't have to be that way! Most of us expect to get colds or other respiratory illnesses, like flu, bronchitis, Covid, or pneumonia. What if we could avoid such things? Wouldn’t that be life-changing? When...
What happens when you don’t get sick
Infected incisions, lesions, cankers, sinuses
Brief stories about fighting infections: Robin posted that her sister had a surgical incision that seemed to take forever to heal. She laid her CopperZap® on the incision for a while. It healed up fast. --- A lady told us she had a lesion on her skin that would not...
Infected incisions, lesions, cankers, sinuses
Either stop illness or spread illness
Bad germs jump from person to person. Each sick person is a pathway for the germs to the next person, then the next, and so on. If we get sick and spread bad germs to others, we are part of the problem. If we stop bad germs and don’t get...
Either stop illness or spread illness
Gain confidence with a better defense
Confidence is often a key to success. Sometimes our confidence around others can suffer if we suspect they might be sick or contagious. We may worry about spreading their germs to our families or getting sick ourselves. Armed with our CopperZaps®, we don’t have to worry. The pure copper is...
Gain confidence with a better defense
How copper works with the immune system
Our immune system works as a defense against bad germs, which are also called “pathogens”. Our immune system learns to recognize each new pathogen that gets into our bodies. It responds almost immediately when pathogens arrive. It usually does a pretty good job of fighting off illness that might otherwise...
How copper works with the immune system
Copper – Preventing illness for 4000 years
Ancient writing indicates people have used copper for health for at least 4000 years. Here are a few of the historic uses that have been reported: Ancient Greeks, Egyptians, and Aztecs used copper thousands of years ago to stop sore throats and skin infections and to heal wounds. Hippocrates, often...
Copper – Preventing illness for 4000 years
Antibiotic-resistant germs kill millions per year
“Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are now a leading cause of death,” says Science News, 8/24/24. These germs “directly killed over 1 million people and played a role in nearly 5 million deaths” in one year. These are bacteria that can no longer be killed easily by antibiotics. They have developed resistance due...
Antibiotic-resistant germs kill millions per year
Autumn kicks off sick season
Fall brings beautiful colors and cooler weather—and bad germs. Germs travel from person to person when families gather indoors for meals, school events, games, birthdays, holiday preparations, etc. Getting together can spread respiratory illnesses, like colds, flu, covid, sinus trouble, and congestion that messes with sleep. It doesn’t have to...
Autumn kicks off sick season
Helping others understand CopperZap
A number of customers say they have tried to explain CopperZaps to friends or family, but run into lack of understanding or outright skepticism. Three recent posts have drawn a good response and seem to make it clearer. So we combine them here, slightly edited, in hopes they may help other...
Helping others understand CopperZap
12 Years without a cold makes me wonder
Can we eradicate respiratory illness? I developed CopperZap® in 2012 after stumbling onto some research in science journals about copper’s ability to kill bacteria, viruses, and fungus. Many studies already had proved it. Many more since then have confirmed it. I had been getting 2-3 bad colds every year. They...
12 Years without a cold makes me wonder
I wish we could see those Pesky Little Devils
Bacteria and viruses are so small we can’t see them, but they can really mess us up. It’s hard to fight invisible enemies, but it’s easier if we visualize them and picture them in our minds. I picture these germs as tiny little blobs that take up almost no space. ...
I wish we could see those Pesky Little Devils
Time lost, Time saved, Time gained
Time is one thing we can never get back. But we CAN get more of it. As we go through life we can lose time, we can save time, or we can even gain time, by the actions we take. We lose time when we get sick. Even if we power...
Time lost, Time saved, Time gained
Cold and flu season is coming
Let’s refuse to participate! Here's how. Colds and flu start when certain germs get in the nose or throat. The same is usually true of other respiratory ills, like Covid, sinus trouble, mold allergies, congestion, and strep throat. The season means people coughing, sniffling, sneezing, and suffering around us, and...
Cold and flu season is coming
CDC Reports “Very High” Covid-19 Levels (August 2024)
We thought we were almost done with Covid. Apparently not! Covid levels are rising again to “very high” levels, says the Center for Disease Control (CDC) based on data from early this month, August 2024. There are reports of even vaccinated people catching it. EPA testing shows pure copper kills...