Testing done in 1975 was unable to determine indium levels in the body due to its low concentration. All this points to indium being vital for our continued good health, and a solution to some of mankind's most dreaded health problems. One of many health problems that research has shown that indium may help is cancer. It has shown to be effective against Walker 256 carcinosarcomas, and more research for its further use is ongoing.

In 1983 study found that indium sought out and saturated tumor tissue. This is good news given the general tumor reducing characteristics of indium. In 1971 study found that indium supplementation caused a lower incidence of tumors.

In 1971, Dr Henry Schroeder found that the use of indium resulted in a lower body weight. Of even more interest is the fact that indium was more active in females than males. Since women have less muscle mass than men, indium may give them the extra boost they need to lose weight.

Dr. Schroeder graphed very interesting results. He found that, after maturity, females without indium added 20% of their weight on as fat, while those supplementing with indium added on no fat at all. Indium has a beneficial effect on the thyroid gland. By potentiating this gland, and helping support proper thyroid levels, more calories and burned and weight is normalized.

Indium users have known of it's anti-depressant activity for over two decades now, with indium producing a feeling of well-being and euphoria after only a few days of use. Two major effects that indium has are in its ability to help the body assimilate other important nutrients and in increasing the life span or red blood cells from 90 to 120 days.

Some Symptoms of Indium Deficiency

• Abdominal pain

• Acne

• Backache

• Bloated feeling in the stomach

• Depression

• Dizziness

• Dry skin softened

• Eye irritation

• Eye pain

• Fatigue in the legs

• Fever

• Pain throughout body

• Hair growth returned

• Headaches

• Healing time of scratches, burns, and bruises decreased

• High blood pressure helped – gradually

• HIV/AIDS patients helped with diarrhea

• Hypoglycemia reduced to near normal

• Intestinal & bowel problems

• Irritability

• Lack of concentration

• Lethargic appetite

• Libido returned to normal for both, male and female

• Menstrual problems

• Migraines

• Mouth sores

• Mouth ulcers

• Muscle pain

• Nasal Congestion

• Nausea

• Neck & shoulder stiffness

• Normalization of low blood sugar

• Normalization of saliva flow

• Physical endurance increased

• Productive cough

• Runny nose

• Sense of smell regained

• Sense of well-being

• Sinus pressure

• Sleepiness in the afternoon

• Sneezing

• Sore throat and other throat problems

• Taste sensitivity

• Trembling hands & arms

• Urinary problems

• Weakness

Food Sources of Indium

Indium is not present in food today.