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So if we get into Copper 2, we can get into this book, Metal Power, The Soul of the Life of the

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Planets, Alison Davidson. This is Borderland Research, great book. But it goes into talking

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about how when you see peacocks and you see copper, the blue and green in the color of the

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tail of the peacock is actually copper, which is funny. It also goes into blue bloods, copper-based

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bloods, snails, mussels, oysters, crabs, squid, all blue bloods. And then foods with copper,

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you have red clover, lettuce, garlic, carrots, cabbage, chickweed, sunflower seeds, walnuts,

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and you can also do cocoa or liver. Those are really good as well. And then when we get into

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copper conductivity, we see that copper alleviates pain and inflammation and arthritis. Costs you

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about two bucks. And then you get into conductivity and you see all the different conductive properties.

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You have copper being almost the second highest and then silver being the highest as well. But with

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plants, anytime you put copper around plants, they just grow like wild. But this was all shown back

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in the day.