Jarrow Formulas Ge-132 Germanium is pure organic germanium. Germanium poses significant health benefits for aging and life extension, and for the heart, nerves, muscles, and the immune system. Germanium Sesquioxide is an organic form of germanium known in Science as Ge-132. It is both a natural pain killer that releases endorphins, and it is a powerful enhancer of the whole immune system. It is also shown to have antioxidant effects During the 1980s germanium was listed as a possible anti-cancer drug, and sold as either germanium sesquioxide (Ge-132) or spirogermanium. However, a decade of human clinical trials has failed to conclusively show such a benefit (1A). There was a recently published report of a complete remission following germanium sesquioxide use by a patient with a rare type of lung cancer. This tumor, a pulmonary spindle cell carcinoma, is usually associated with a poor prognosis and this patient had not responded to conventional chemotherapy (2A). The report was accompanied by an editorial calling for rigorous research on alternative therapies (3B). This case study does not provide adequate evidence for the widespread use of Ge-132 in cancer therapy. Germanium in its raw form is toxic to the human body, however in 1967 the late Kazuhiko Asai PhD. was successful in developing a water-soluble form of germanium, carboxy ethyl sesquioxide, which later would take on the name “Organic Germanium.” (For more information: Miracle Cure by Kazuhiko Asai PhD.) This new organic germanium proved to be safe when taken orally, with no damaging effects in lab rats with doses up to 10g/kg of body weight. (For more information: Germanium – The Health and Life Enhancer by Sandra Goodman PhD. Chapter 11) As both orthodox scientific and alternative medicine research was carried out on this substance, both schools of study began to observe very encouraging results involving the healing power of organic germanium. Other ingredients: Cellulose and magnesium stearate.

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