Author: Jason Hommel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r63cKu1PX7s I know people think it’s poor form to research from an open-source place like Wikipedia, that anyone can edit.  While I understand that Wikipedia’s many editors have a bias in favor of mainstream medicine, and against alternative health, that is also the bias in the larger overall society in which we live.  Remember, 70%… Continue reading The Copper Revolution: Ch 5: Wikipedia resources

by C.A. Bouthillier  c.bouthillier@cox.net Many of his articles are offline, and only available on the internet way back machine.  I hesitate to link to him, as one of the ways people get discredited is by linking to something said by someone who says other, unrelated, outlandish things.  But his insights on copper deserve worth looking… Continue reading The Copper Revolution: Ch 4: unveilingthem.com articles

Chapter 3: DCNutrition One of my favorite articles on copper is from a Chiropractor and pharmacist, Dr. Winston Greene, who quotes many very important scientific studies.  This is a much more “pro copper” article.  As we go over these articles, there will be repetition.  This is good, as this helps us learn and remember, like… Continue reading The Copper Revolution: Ch. 3: DC Nutrition Article Summary

Chapter 2: Linus Pauling Institute The Linus Pauling Institute has a paper on copper with 97 citations to scientific research.  https://lpi.oregonstate.edu/mic/minerals/copper It’s a fairly good article, both fairly mainstream, and somewhat pro-copper, and a good place to start.  I’ll summarize the contents here: Copper is needed for energy production as a copper enzyme is needed… Continue reading The Copper Revolution: Ch. 2: The Linus Pauling Article on Copper

To understand copper, we need to understand its effects, and what it actually does.  It seems everyone’s list is a little different, so I started making a list including everything that I could. This chapter is a summary of the things that copper does for us.  As far as I know, this list is far… Continue reading The Copper Revolution: Ch. 1: Copper’s Effects

Here is the text of the introduction to my book, “The Copper Revolution: Healing with Minerals”. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09Q6D3R7B I believe copper is the most important nutrient, the least popular, the most needed, the most slandered, the most misunderstood, and the cheapest of all minerals.“The National Institutes of Health (US Government) did a study showing that 81… Continue reading Introduction to “The Copper Revolution”

Half of people get nausea at about 4 mg of copper: Nausea threshold in apparently healthy individuals who drink fluids containing graded concentrations of copper(Olivares, 2001 Jun)https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11407930/ I believe the cause of the nausea is fluoride detox. Fluoride is quickly attracted to copper in the stomach, and fluoride is what really causes the nausea. You… Continue reading 3 mg of Copper Causing Nausea?

Making your own copper sulfate solution of 1 mg contained copper per drop is very easy. Just measure out the blue copper sulfate crystals and the water. This is about 5/8ths of a teaspoon, or 5 of the 1/8th teaspoons, or about 4.7 grams or 4700 mg of 99% pure copper sulfate pentahydrate (containing 25%… Continue reading How to make a 1mg/drop Liquid Copper Sulfate supplement

Doing Squats of 20 repetitions in a row to failure appears to be a type of exercise that creates the heaviest toxic load. The toxins produced appear to be 1. oxygen debt, or a low oxygen environment in the blood and body, 2. Excess hydrogen ions from lack of oxygen, 3. Excess CO2, which cannot… Continue reading A Less Toxic, Easier, More Effective Exercise Method

I read up on copper toxicity from copper IUDs yesterday. Its not nearly enough copper to be toxic. When I apply copper topically, I apply 2000 times more copper. How much copper is released by a copper IUD? ” The average release rate of the TCu-200s was 43.8 μg/day from the 21st up to the… Continue reading Copper Toxicity from an IUD?

This text from WEBMD on iodine is mostly all lies. I’ll refute each one.WEBMD: “This medication contains iodine and potassium iodide.”Truth: Iodine is NOT a medication, it is not available by prescription. It is a mineral, and available over the counter.WEBMD: “It is used along with antithyroid medicines to prepare the thyroid gland for surgical… Continue reading Refuting WEBMD on Iodine

Dietary Reference Intakes for Vitamin A, Vitamin K, Arsenic, Boron, Chromium, Copper, Iodine, Iron, Manganese, Molybdenum, Nickel, Silicon, Vanadium, and Zinchttps://www.nap.edu/download/10026 While they have indicators to diagnose copper deficiency, there is no report that they used them to see if their recommendation of 0.9 mg causes copper deficiency! What they did was use incomplete calculations… Continue reading How the Government Determined the RDA for copper at 0.9 Milligrams

First published June 24, 2018 Edited July 22, 2019 Edited May 20, 2020, I was deficient in copper at 10mg/day, the “tolerable upper limit”. In the last few weeks (June, 2018), I’ve taken 20-30 mg of copper per day, and I feel fantastic in so many ways. I don’t believe a person would get these… Continue reading High Copper — the Missing Nutrient on the High Iodine Program

How much copper is stored in the human body. On average? How much copper can be stored in the human body. The range? What is the upper limit of copper stored in the human body? How much copper is in beef liver? Is that comparable to a human liver? How much copper is in the… Continue reading How Much Copper is in “the Human Body”?