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Germanium
Insignificant
trace element? Or miracle cure?
Read
all about germanium from both sides of the controversy - arising
from Japanese claims of its curative powers in arthritis
and other conditiions with information on where to find it
naturally in everyday foods...
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Germanium
Fast Facts
Foods:
beans, garlic, tuna, oysters
What
it's good for: studies
suggest its use as an anti-inflammatory
and overall benefit to the immune
system
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Germanium
- the life and health enhancer
- Its history, effects as an antioxidant, immune system enhancer,
arthritis reliever, and a myriad of other conditions, including
dosage regimens, and general advice on holistic healing in
15 chapters.
Germanium
- A complete description plus information on Japanese claims
for germanium as an anti-inflammatory, dangers of renal failure
as a result of overdose, and related bibliography from PDRhealth.
Home
Page for Dr. Asai's Book on Germanium - From a 1980
out-of-print book that touted the trace element as a miracle
cure together with a heavy dose of mysticism, including A
Prayer for Germanium, and a biography of the author, Kazuhiko
Asai.
Food
Standards Agency - Germanium - With a nod to natural
sources of germanium found in beans, oysters, tuna and garlic,
plus cautions against the use of inorganic supplements, with
more complete information and scientific assessment in PDF
format.
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