Is titanium metal harmful to the human body?

In today's high-tech world, people have a better understanding of some metal products. For example, titanium, as a common metal in life, has attracted people's attention, but is titanium harmful to the human body? Titanium is actually what we call stainless steel. The pots, pans, and other items used at home can all be made of titanium. It is harmless to the human body and, on the contrary, has certain benefits.

【Titanium Metal Introduction】

Titanium is a stable metal that is highly hard and lightweight and will not rust or deteriorate or cause metal allergies.

Titanium has special electrical properties that have beneficial physiological effects on the human body. It is chemically stable and will not change or deteriorate over time.

Titanium is beneficial to the human body, quite safe and very suitable for the body. Titanium products can stabilize the body's electric current and relieve muscle tension, so the mind will be relaxed, the muscles will gradually relax, and athletic function can be improved.

The most noteworthy is the anti-cancer effect of organic germanium (dicarboxyethyl germanium trioxide). Research and practice have shown that organic germanium can combine with "waste materials" in the human body. Excess proteins and cancer cells in the body and on the blood vessel walls will also be adsorbed. After 20 to 30 hours, the germanium carrying the "waste materials" will be automatically discharged from the body. The blood of tumor patients is in a hypercoagulable state, and the blood flow is slowed down, making it very easy for cancer cells to attach to, infiltrate and destroy the blood vessel walls. At the same time, due to the high viscosity of blood, blood clots are easily formed, which wrap up cancer cells and make it difficult for drugs to work. Since organic germanium has the effect of reducing blood viscosity, it can slow down the above effects and play an anti-cancer role.

Functions of pure germanium (more than 99.999%):

(1) Enhance human immune function

(2) Regulate physiological functions such as blood pressure, blood lipids, and blood sugar.

(3) Widely used in treating cancer.

(4) It has anti-carcinogenic effects.

(5) It has the function of preventing and treating various diseases and improving health.

(6) It has obvious anti-aging effects.

(7) It has the effect of whitening and beautifying.

(8) Germanium participates in metabolism in the body, contains multiple Ge-0 bonds, and has strong oxidative dehydrogenation ability. Combines with human hemoglobin to ensure aerobic metabolism of cells. Because the negatively charged oxygen atoms it carries can capture hydrogen in metabolic products and partially purify the blood, it is beneficial to the recovery of patients with Alzheimer's disease and other diseases.

Scientists point out that germanium is involved in human body functions such as metabolism, energy conversion, disease resistance, cardiovascular, nervous, and reproductive functions. Germanium is present in high concentrations in traditional anti-aging Chinese medicines such as ginseng, ganoderma lucidum, and wolfberry, and it is believed that the anti-aging and pharmacological effects of ginseng are correlated with the germanium content. After the 1970s, as research results became increasingly clear, organic germanium emerged and became a "new star that shocked the world medical community." From then on, people no longer regarded germanium as a simple semiconductor material. Germanium can resist viruses, inhibit and kill bacteria, enhance human immunity, stimulate white blood cells, regulate cholesterol, and contribute to improving human health and preventing diseases.