Copper reviews: what real users say
We read 184 first-hand mentions of Copper from health and supplement communities. 48 of them say clearly how it went — and 46% of those say it helped.
Where people say it works: energy (100% of 11), skin & hair (80% of 10), focus (83% of 6), sleep (60% of 5).
Most common complaints: nausea, depression, avoidance, brain fog, liver enlargement. All side effects →
Positive experiences
“Copper was a big savior for me, the difference is huge and started right after starting to focus on it. My deep sleep has only gone up and up.”
“Heightened taste, smell & hearing. Energy levels skyrocket. My brain feels like it's working more powerfully and efficiently.”
“A week ago I started taking 3mg of copper everyday... After freaking years of living in fog, having no drive, no energy, no concentration, I finally feel normal again.”
“my skin has never looked this good ever. Great energy that comes with a positive & clear vibe.”
“Zinc gave me stomach issues. It needs copper for balance otherwise you get weird symptoms. Copper helped a lot with neurotransmitters, digestion and skin.”
“I found out I was taking too much zinc without an appropriate dose of copper to offset. Zinc in the morning and copper at night with magnesium helped fix it.”
Negative and mixed experiences
“I took zinc and copper high dosed and it did not raise my levels. Months now in.”
“started supplementing copper, which I believe can be seen on my face since my wrinkles are considerably reduced in size (copper is important for collagen synthesis)”
“started taking 2mg of copper, and my ADHD improved a lot... Copper is not particularly dangerous.”
“I have started taking a copper supplement bc I have heard that gray hair can be due to a copper deficiency, so far I haven't noticed anything”
“when I take copper, the exact opposite happens. My mood lowers and I feel like shit”
“When I added the copper my insomnia came back hardcore for about 2 weeks...after 2-3 weeks I began sleeping even better”
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