History of Copper Healing Practices

This device was banned by the Rockefellers in the 1800s,

and this is a copper coil, and they would actually place this into

the

ground in the 1800s to ground their bodies or

instantaneously heal their bodies.

Because we are electrical beings which run on electricity, and we

therefore need charging, and the earth is electrically charged.

So by placing copper into the ground, the greatest conductor, while

holding it, they knew they were charging their bodies, which

is also why

people's shoes used to be lined with copper in the 1800s.

But when the Rockefellers then found out that people were using this device to

ground, they banned it and confiscated any document that proved

that it worked, alongside copper-lined shoes, which

were also

removed and replaced with rubber soles.

Alongside copper-lined shoes, people would also use copper

canes. But again, these were phased out by the Rockefellers.

So when you start to look back into the 1800s and 1900s about copper,

it gets very interesting about what they banned.