Description
Organic G is ultra-pure, MADE IN THE USA, organic germanium. It has been examined for its interaction with key biological pathways involving interferon, leukocytes, interleukins, T-cells, and natural killer cells. It is also noted for its potential affinity for oxygen, a feature that has attracted interest in areas related to cellular processes and environmental balance within the body.
Suggested Use:
An individual can take 100-1000 mg/day as directed. Best results are seen if taken with water, orange juice, or grape juice.
What is Organic Germanium:
Like selenium, manganese, and chromium, organic germanium is an ultra-trace mineral naturally found in certain plants and water sources. It is often explored for its role in supporting overall metabolic balance and cellular function.
Where is Organic Germanium Found:
Organic germanium, though an ultra-trace mineral, is found in relatively “high” concentrations in certain natural sources such as ginseng, shiitake mushrooms, aloe, comfrey, garlic, bracket fungus, and chlorella. It is often associated with the traditional uses of these plants. Organic germanium also occurs naturally in spring waters around the world—most notably in the famed waters of Lourdes, which have held cultural and historical significance for centuries.
Studies:
Under the guidance of medical professionals, organic germanium has been used in various settings at dosages ranging from 500 to 1000 mg/day. A review of available literature has reported no known allergic reactions to organic forms of this trace mineral.
Important Distinction:
Organic Germanium should not be confused with its inorganic counterpart—the form used in semiconductors and industrial applications, which is known to be highly toxic. Organic Germanium, by contrast, is naturally present in certain foods and water sources. It has been the subject of numerous toxicological and pharmacological studies (including acute, sub-acute, chronic, and reproductive evaluations), and is recognized for its low toxicity profile. It is considered non-reactive and is typically excreted from the body within 48 hours.
Common Areas of Interest: Oxygen transport and wellness practices, Bathing and topical routines, Cellular energy and revitalization, Metabolic support, Skin and mood-related routines, Brain and neurological wellness, Autoimmune-related interest, General immune system routines
Other Names: organic germanium, germanium-132 (Ge-132), germaniumsesquioxide, and bis-carboxyethylgermaniumsesquioxide
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