some interesting in here, a snippet;

"Restated, copper deficiency causes a complete breakdown of the blood's ability to eliminate iron from the body. Loosely bound iron breaks off from the blood proteins and accumulates in various locations of the body, which then acidify those locations causing serious life threatening disease states such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, inflammation, immune deficiencies, neurological dysfunction, tissue and organ destruction, and many other diseases and symptoms, and an early death."

"Iron is the PRIMARY poison: Iron accumulation coupled with parasites is particularly destructive and symptoms/conditions include but are not limited to: inflammation, Crohn's, colon and other cancers, diabetes, destruction of the pancreas, liver disease/destruction thereof, cirrhosis, heart failure/disease, destruction of the heart muscle, arrhythmias, palpitation, pulmonary diseases, anemias, fibrosis, skin pigmentation abnormalities, stomach, endocrine glands, adrenal insufficiency, physical weakness, "feminization" of males, and always -- an early death.

"Iron is essential for oxygen transport in the blood": Iron attracts oxygen, thereby causing free radicals, and facilitating the growth of parasites; subsequently stimulating the growth of tumors, cancers and bacteria.

"Iron Deficiency Anemia (IDA)": IDA is characterized as abnormal size/count of blood cells, accompanied by low blood iron levels. IDA is often described as being secondary to copper deficiency as well as to another concurrent disease or condition. Documentation also indicates that copper is needed to mobilize iron from deposit ("storage") sites into the blood. (This is where the copper deficiency comes in.) So, sub-optimal levels of copper will mobilize some iron from deposit locations into the blood; however, will not be enough to excrete the iron. If optimal healthy levels of copper are taken in and maintained in the diet, ALL the iron would be mobilized out of deposits, neutralized and excreted from the body. At the same time copper would replace the iron in the blood and tissue proteins, build normal blood cells to healthy levels, and neutralize the blood pH to 7.00.

The symptoms associated to IDA are indications of copper deficiency. Iron deposits in the bone marrow and liver interfere with protein synthesis – missing and malformed proteins are a sign of copper deficiency.
All the iron has been made bio-available, so there is no iron deficiency; the problem is iron metabolism because it is not required by the body.
All pathogens do require iron to thrive and replicate; that is why diabetes, cancer and virtually ALL other disease prevalence is soaring.


Women live longer on average than men due to some iron excretion: Males accumulate iron more rapidly than females due to the slightly more excretion of iron by females through menstruation and child bearing (Average: 25mg and 500mg, respectively). This explains why males have a shorter lifespan on average than females, and why females develop more severe symptoms after menopause. The total iron excretion due to menstruation and childbearing during a lifetime is estimated to be about 15 grams. Thus, men of the same age as postmenopausal women have on average five years less of lifespan due to an estimated additional 15 grams of iron accumulation. (Note that this is just a small fraction of the total lifetime accumulation of iron.)

Bound & Unbound Iron: When iron is in abundance and copper is deficient, iron is present as bound or unbound form. Loosely bound iron has taken the place of copper in the blood proteins and in accumulation of tissue & organs. The accumulation of iron in organs and tissues is referred to as hemosiderin, and is explained as “storage iron”. Strongly bound iron is found in abnormal toxic proteins such as bacteria, cancers & tumors; iron facilitates the growth of tissue and organ destroying proteins. Due to decreased levels of copper antioxidant activity, only extremely small amounts of bound/unbound iron can be mobilized from “storage” and blood, and subsequently neutralized/excreted from the body. Thus, iron CANNOT be removed from the body with concurrent copper deficiency. Copper must be replenished to replace the iron, retain & balance the NUTRIENT minerals, and restore health and longevity."



"Vaccines were designed to implant nanoparticle-size parasites, (termed “viruses” – mainly measles), and adjuvant to deplete liver copper. The parasites settle, thrive & replicate in the presence of iron deposits and copper deficiency, and accelerate the destruction process by increasing the synthesis rate of abnormal toxic proteins; the consequences being an increasingly damaged vascular system, defective blood supply, inflammation, secondary bacterial infections, lesions, degeneration, fibrosis, tumors, and CANCER.
"The purpose of depleting liver copper with vaccine adjuvant: When the body is invaded by pathogens/viruses, copper is mobilized from the liver in order to neutralize/destroy them. Bacteria and viruses transition from the dormant state (time of injection) to the active state of thriving and replicating as iron stores increase and copper status depletes.
The measles vaccine pathogen has been found in diseased colons of patients -- iron is taken into the body via ingestion and the gastrointestinal tract, and thus is a location for a greater proportion of iron accumulation. Measles settles in the mucosal linings of tissues/organs and other locations of iron deposits; where loosely bound iron breaks from blood proteins and settles. The parasite (“virus”) implanted by the vaccines coupled with the iron deposits accelerates the synthesis rate of abnormal toxic proteins; the consequences being inflammation, secondary bacterial infections, lesions, degeneration, tumors and cancer. The synthesis rate of toxic proteins increases as copper status depletes and iron stores increase, overwhelming the immune system and inevitably causing the demise of the host. Note: The MMR Measles vaccine was initially forced on the population beginning with the baby boomers, those born between 1946 and 1964, and subsequent age groups."

"COPPER MISINFORMATION Copper toxicity caused by copper overload: The copper overload disease or "copper toxicity syndrome" is caused by copper deficiency. This phenomenon is characterized by the presence of bio-unavailable copper accompanied by a lack of circulating ceruloplasmin, a copper transport protein. Due to the bio-unavailability of much of the copper, the body cannot accomplish the tasks of building, repairing, and healing to normal levels, resulting in symptoms and disease states. This phenomenon further emphasizes the importance of copper's function in the body. However, based on the bio-unavailable copper, this phenomenon is routinely erroneously described as the presence of toxic levels of copper, when in fact it should be described as diminished levels of ceruloplasmin due to bio-available copper deficiency. Copper in its natural, untampered with, bio-available form is essentially non-toxic and any excess is readily excreted from the body.

Copper pennies, water pipes & bracelets replace copper: Man-made alloys such as copper pennies, water pipes & bracelets do not contain bio-available copper and therefore do NOT replenish copper. The idea of using copper water pipes/lines was concocted to provide a link or explanation for the "copper toxicity syndrome" fraud. This is apparent in fraudulent documentation that routinely mentions copper water pipes/lines in conjunction with "copper toxicity syndrome".

Hair analysis shows copper toxicity: Hair analysis results have been used to erroneously identify "copper toxicity". Hair analysis reveals what is being excreted out of the body. The copper in hair analysis can show varying levels of copper output depending on an individual's release of copper (individual biological response to disease states) and the types and amounts of copper depleting poisons that are being taken into the body. Regardless of the copper level output in a hair analysis, a presence of mineral imbalance indicates copper deficiency. Sufficient copper levels are essential in neutralizing the blood pH, by removing iron and retaining and balancing the nutrient minerals."

http://www.unveilingthem.com/PoisoningOfMankindCopperDeficiency.htm