- Encourages oxygenation of cells.
- Has particular antiviral and antifungal activity.
- Stimulates immune system cells.
Organic germanium, also called Ge-132, is a trace element found naturally in certain plants, such as ginseng, shiitake, garlic and chlorella, also available to buy in supplement form at Supersmart.
Organic germanium has been widely studied, and scientists believe it offers a number of therapeutic effects: antifungal, antihypertensive and anticarcinogenic. The use of this trace element may also bring benefits such as preventing liver disease and regulating immunity.
Organic germanium has been extensively studied by Dr. Kuzihiko Asai in Japan, who founded the Asai Institute to develop its therapeutic use in the form of dietary supplements. His studies on dosage showed positive effects at doses of between 100 mg and 300 mg a day. Containing 100 mg of organic germanium, our product is also safe, with rapid absorption and elimination. Scientific studies conducted on organic germanium suggest it has various modes of action:
Buy Organic Germanium Ge-132 capsules to support immune health.
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Daily serving: 3 capsules Number of servings per bottle : 10 |
Quantity |
Organic germanium (Ge-132) | 300 mg |
Other ingredients: Acacia gum |
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