Kangana Ranaut eats water in a silver glass! If you know the benefits, you will eat it too

What the stars do! There is a big difference in their daily routine with the daily life of common people. Kangana Ranaut recently appeared at the trailer launch of a film. At one point when he wanted to drink water while sitting in the audience, his assistant poured water from a bottle into a silver glass. The actress drank water directly from the silver glass, and the video went viral on social media. However, a little inquiry reveals that he has drunk from a silver glass in public before. He was even seen using the glass during an interview.

When asked why she uses such a glass, Kangana replied that the glass is old. Moon is associated with silver. Silver cools the body. Moreover, it also works for those who have biliary problems. Netizens are ambivalent about his explanation. Some have labeled it as bigotry hobby. But is it really so? However, the statement of the nutritionist matches with the star actress. According to them, drinking water from silver glasses or eating food from silver dishes really affects the body.

• Silver is naturally anti-bacterial. As a result, if there is any kind of bacteria, fungi or virus in the drinking water, it is destroyed before drinking. Only pure drinking water reaches the body.
• Ayurvedic scriptures believe that drinking water in a silver glass cools the body. Because silver is already a cold metal. This metal is believed to be associated with the moon. Very effective for those who are overheated, i.e. have bilious problems.
• Many people believe that the nutritional quality of food is intact when exposed to silver. As a result, all the extracts of food reach the body, immunity increases. However, there is a difference of opinion among nutritionists.
• The last reason is again very psychological. Experts believe that since silver glass is more valuable than ordinary glass or steel glass for everyday use, householders are more aware when drinking water from it. The desire to drink water arises again and again. As a result, the supply of water in the body is uninterrupted.

The use of such utensils has been around for a long time in Indian culture. For this reason, food is served on silver plates and bowls at the children’s meals. Many times silver utensils are also used in wedding ceremonies. Many believe that feeding silver oysters even to newborn babies provides more nutrients.