Historical Healing Methods in Hospitals

They have been hiding this from us.

Back in the 1900s, hospitals used a method of healing

which sounds

like something straight out of a fairy tale. The method?

Copper pyramids.

See, back in the 1900s, people knew something about the human body

that we

are no longer taught today.

We are electrical beings.

Therefore, it was understood that the more charged

and conductive someone was,

the healthier they were. And so if anyone who came into the hospitals

was sick, it was known that they were lacking conductivity,

and so they would then sit them inside one of these copper pyramids.

And just like that, within an hour, they would be straight back

out of the hospital because the conductivity of the copper would

interact with the patient's electromagnetic field,

completely restructuring it while also transferring conductivity

back to the body.

But that's not all.

They even used copper pyramids to preserve food, structure

water, and promote bone regeneration, not just through the

power of the copper's conductive properties, but also the

geometric shape of the pyramid, which would channel atmospheric

energy to whatever was placed inside the pyramid.

But copper pyramids aren't an isolated mystery.

Old hospitals would use other methods as well, such as linen

sheets, copper cups, herbal medicine, light

therapy were all used back then.

So the question is, why are we not taught about methods like this

today that were used in old hospitals, even though there is

documents from the 1900s proving that these treatments methods were

successful?