Indium

Indium is a soft silver metal that never dissolves in water. Indium cannot be found in food or water, and is not contained in our bodies after the ages of 25 to 30. Indium in the form of indium sulphate as indium supplement, is considered to be safe for human consumption.

What is Indium Used For?

Indium as a supplement has many uses, and can be used to help reduce the signs of aging.
It can also provide greater immunity, which will in turn reduce the length and severity of colds and bruises by enabling faster healing times.

Among other uses of indium are relief from the pain of arthritis, a faster working memory, allowing the body to require less sleep, and providing a sense of well being.

It is also hoped that the indium supplement will also help to lower cancer figures.

The main benefits noted from taking indium as a supplement are:

• It can produce memory improvements in older adults in the second month of use, and increased mental concentration in four months



• Healing of scratches, burns, and bruises within a week



• Localised cancer pain has been reduced after the first week



• Parkinson's patients have improved walking and talking ability in under two weeks.



• Wasting diarrhoea in people with HIV/AIDS returned to normal after two weeks.



• Irregular menstrual cycles have become regular after two months.



• The long term aging process is greatly slowed down.



• The build up of tartar on teeth is also greatly reduced.

There are many more benefits to taking indium as a supplement and research is continuing daily.