Brass Glass

The antibacterial capabilities of brass are inherent. That's why it's beneficial to store water or wine in brass containers for more than eight hours; the metal helps eliminate impurities. The ions soak into the drink and kill the bacteria that cause cholera and other waterborne diseases that can be fatal. Brass, which is a copper alloy, has shown promise as a potential anti-cancer agent. Given that copper acts as an antioxidant, this makes perfect sense. Thyroid patients and people who work with brass, so the specialists say. Cholesterol and triglyceride levels are notably lowered by copped, as reported by the American Cancer Society. Haemoglobin production requires the breakdown of food, and brass, a copper alloy, aids in this process.