User Reviews for germanium

It was debunked in 1989 by the UK's Government Department of Health that germanium supplements pose a bigger risk than benefit to the human body. It is not actually proved to do anything for the body, unless there happens to be a germanium deficiency, which is extremely rare. This element is not necessary for any metabolic processes in the human body. Do not waste money on this product. Sources: https://www.healthline.com/health/is-germanium-a-miracle-cure#research (what research says) https://www.lenntech.com/periodic/elements/ge.htm

It was debunked in 1989 by the UK's Government Department of Health that germanium supplements pose a bigger risk than benefit to the human body. It is not actually proved to do anything for the body, unless there happens to be a germanium deficiency, which is extremely rare. This element is not necessary for any metabolic processes in the human body. Do not waste money on this product.

there is a lot of difference between inorganic IV and organic used with proper cofactors.

I sometimes have trouble breathing due to asthma. I open up a capsule an empty half of it into my mouth and I immediately can breathe again. It works much quicker and better than any inhaler. I just want to mention that I only use this periodically when necessary and I've been doing it for the last 10 years.

Excellent results-overall health improved 100%. Systemic yeast infection is gone, fatigue is gone...skin texture and color have returned to normal. Water retention issues have been resolved. I no longer wake up with sore joints, which is incredible. Organic Germanium has succeeded in fixing the minor and irritating issues that I have had to deal with for the last five years. I haven't felt this normal in a very long time and I highly recommend organic Germanium 132 to anyone with immune issues. Definitely worth trying. When reading the studies that state the dangers of Germanium-they are not clear about the differences between Organic Germanium 132 and others...please make sure that you know the difference between organic and inorganic. The pharmaceutical companies that fund the research are not very forthright in defining those differences, resulting in confusion. As a suggestion, read Dr. Asai's research -it's fascinating.