Ayurvedic literature recommends tongue scrapers being made from copper, silver, gold, tin or brass. But why do people still use copper tongue scrapers instead of more modern alloys such as stainless steel? And why does copper reign supreme among all the other metals? Find out about copper's ancient uses from its use in Greece to treat skin infections to its use in Egypt to disinfect wounds and accelerate healing.

We often seek answers outside ourselves. However, we already have all the answers inside ourselves. It’s just about learning how to find these answers within oneself. Once you start living with your intuition, you will become clear on what you want and what you don’t want in your life, which can bring a more meaningful and fulfilling life...

A copper water bottle will naturally develop a beautiful patina as a result of the copper undergoing oxidation. This will not detract from any of the numerous benefits of drinking water from a copper bottle. This patina can also easily be removed. In this blog post, we feature some useful cleaning tips to keep your copper water bottle in tip top condition. If properly cared for, a good quality copper water bottle can easily last several generations.

The Copper Neti Pot naturally cleanses, refreshes and protects the nasal passages - one of our body’s first lines of defence against illness. Recommended today by doctors and pharmacists worldwide, the Neti Pot has been used for thousands of years in Ayurvedic medicine to alleviate sinus and allergy problems. In this article we provide instructions on how to use your Copper Neti Pot as prescribed by Ayurveda and Yoga.

Over one billion plastic toothbrushes are thrown away every year in the United States alone, creating 50 million pounds of waste annually. Making the switch from a plastic toothbrush to a bamboo toothbrush is one of the easiest ways to reduce our environmental footprint. Here are some useful tips to get the most out of your bamboo toothbrush and disposing of your toothbrush in an eco friendly manner.