Metal Spells and Some Medical Benefits

METAL SPELLS AND SOME MEDICAL BENEFITS

Copper bracelets are quite conspicuously worn by many middle-aged people. This is an old practice among those with hypertension. Also, the old Chinese people often coat their teeth with gold or have gold feelings in their dentures. Is there some health wisdom behind this practice? Do metals affect our health, and to what extent?

In the universe, energy permeates in that exists. The Ayurveda has always recognized that all forms of matter are simply manifestation of prana, the vital force of life flowing in this universal energy. Therefore, healing properties are not just found in plants but also in our natural surroundings, such as in metals, gems, and stones. Ancient rishis or sages of India saw and discovered the effects of the healing energy of these materials.

Adverse influences on the normal functions of the body, mind, and consciousness may be offset by the use of gems and metals. When they are applied to the skin, they induced an electromagnetic influence that acts upon the cells and tissues of the body. For example, when you wear an amulet of silver and lead, you avoid impending liver trouble.

Nature has a great influence on a person’s health status, as well as his spiritual and mental state. Notice how certain old houses still stand, surviving catastrophes of the times. Old houses usually have lightning rods on their rooftops. Just as a house is protected by lightning by a copper rod, so the body may be protected from electrical and mental radiation in the atmosphere through the use of gems and metals.

While all metals contain tremendous healing energy, heavy metals such as mercury, gold, silver, copper, iron, and tin are often used for the purpose. However, even pure metals may contain impurities that are toxic to vital organs like the kidneys, liver, spleen, and heart. Ayurvedic teachings thus prescribe specific methods of purification, such as the healing and treatment of metal on oil, cow’s urine, milk, ghee, buttermilk, or the dour gruel of grains. This achieves a more subtle purification than chemical treatments, and permits the human tissues to receive the metals’ influences without any toxic effects. The metal should be thoroughly cleaned and should not contain any dust or rust when used.

Aside from wearing these metals on the body, you can also boil them in water, which become charged with health energy. Boil down to three out of four glasses of water. Filter it, keep it in a thermos, and drink it lukewarm or hot during the day. Drinking just a glass of metal-charged water first thing in the morning is good for health maintenance or curing ailments. In acute cases, this water maybe boil down to one glass or even half a glass. When you drink concentrated metal-charged water, avoid sour things like lemon, sour buttermilk, yogurt, tamarind, and others.

Metal-charged water is a must for the treatment of any problem involving improper circulation of the chi or subtle life energy, such as disease like high blood pressure, polio, rheumatism, arthritis, paralysis, cancer, and tumors.

The following are the beneficial effects of several metals:

Copper The bronze-colored metal known as copper is not just used to make money and pots; it can also help cure many diseases. Copper is a good tonic for the liver, spleen, and lymphatic system. It is especially useful for the person who tends to put on weight, retains water, or has a lymphatic obstruction. It is also helpful in curing anemia. Copper is useful for all diseases and problems connected with the nervous system, such as high blood pressure, arthritis, polio, tension, and leprosy.

To treat obesity, liver, and spleen disorders, wash 10 pennies or 60 grams of pure copper plate/ingots/wire in lime water. Place them in one quart of water and boil until half the water remains. Two teaspoonful of this copper water should be taken three times a day for one month. It is also helpful to wear a copper bracelet on the wrist.

Before it was recognized that microorganisms existed, citizens of the early Roman Empire used copper piping to improve public hygiene. They observed that water delivered through copper was safe to drink and that copper utensils and cookware helped to prevent the spread of disease. Much later, after microbes were discovered and the germ theory of infection linked bacteria and other microorganisms to infection and disease, scientists began to understand how copper’s antimicrobial properties could be harnessed to provide additional benefits. Today, the antimicrobial uses of copper have been expanded to include fungicides, pesticides, antifouling paints, antimicrobial medicines, oral hygiene products, hygienic medical devices, antiseptics and sinks for the kitchen and bath environment.

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Gold is an effective nerve tonic and stimulant of memory, intelligence, comprehension, and awareness. It also helps strengthen the heart muscles and increase stamina. Gold can help cure hysteria, heart attacks, weak lungs, spleen, mental retardation, muscular atrophy, and tuberculosis.

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Gold can be turned into ash when it buried directly on fire. Another way of harnessing its energy is by having gold-charged water. This is done by boiling 15 to 30 grams of pure 22-carat gold coins or ornaments (chain, ring, or bracelet without any stones) in four glasses of water. For acute cases, boil gold ornaments in two glasses of water until half the water evaporates.

The electronic energy of gold will enter the water during this process. One teaspoonful of this water may be taken three times a day. Gold water energizes the heart, strengthen feeble pulse. Some people, though, are sensitive to gold and will have rashes if gold is applied.

The use of gold in modern medicine began around 1890, when the distinguished German bacteriologist Robert Koch discovered that compounds made with gold inhibited growth of the bacillus that caused tuberculosis. His work was honored with the Nobel Prize in Medicine.

Iron is favorable for the bone marrow, bone tissues, red blood cells, liver, and spleen. It increases the production of red blood cells. Their ash is used to treat anemia or provide the necessary iron requirements during pregnancy. It is effectively used as an antidote for the enlargement of the liver or spleen. Iron strengthens muscles and nerve tissues and has rejuvenating properties. Boil 60 grams of no rust pieces of iron in four glasses of water.

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Silver has cooling properties and promotes strength and stamina. It is helpful in emaciation, chronic fever, and weakness after fever, heartburn, inflammation of the intestines, hyperactivity of the bladder, and profuse menstrual bleeding. Silver ash is very in alleviating inflammatory heart disease, and liver and spleen disorders. Silver is prepared using the same method as gold water. Boil 30 to 60 grams of pure silver bouillon or coins (99% purity) in four glasses of water. Drink warm milk heated in a silver container to improve strength and stamina.

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Drink your metal charged-water for good health.

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