For everybody looking for Indium

Indium never grew hairs on a bald scalp, but the health benefits of this mineral have been highlighted especially for people over 25-30.
As I saw an old thread on Indium being upped with some people still looking for it, I just wanted to inform you about the cheapest sources.
Some prices for Indium are absolutely unjustifiable and times are not easy for many of us.

So after a quick look we have

Indiumease
0,5oz : 35$

Indiumlife
0,5oz : 23$

IndiumXL
1oz : 39$

Silver47.eu
1oz : 25€ (yet 33$)
2 x 1oz : 45€ (59,5$)
Shipping cost for the US is 8,10$. You can ask the team at assistance@silver47.eu for a direct payment invoice.
(Don't use the US page, seems it's not updated..)

Just use those informations at your convenance
Greetings

Anyone on indium here?

lw-4 wrote:
Indiumease
0,5oz : 35$ :santa:

Where did you get this info from?

No listed ingredients here
http://www.iherb.com/Indiumease-The-Silver-Bullet-1-2-oz-90-Day-Supply/6146?at=0

ok..... http://www.indiumease.net/info.htm
But a list of all ingredients would be nice nontheless

I agree.

pancacke wrote:But a list of all ingredients would be nice nontheless

Consists basically of indium sulfate and water.

How does the safety profile of this supplement look?
Is Indium suitable for persons with hypertension?

Misirlou wrote:How does the safety profile of this supplement look?
Is Indium suitable for persons with hypertension?

Indium is safe up to a thousand times the dosage

http://joh.sanei.or.jp/pdf/E50/E50_6_03.pdf
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7589924

As mentionned on the european source http://silver47.eu/oligo-element-indium.html

No contraindication relative to hypertension imo

Yes I take indium:-

http://www.iherb.com/Morningstar-Minerals-Immune-Boost-77-Mineral-Supplement-120-Capsules/16754?at=0

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Mastery wrote:Yes I take indium:-

And you notice no change when it comes to your mood?

Anything else such as body weight etc...?

Misirlou wrote:

Mastery wrote:Yes I take indium:-

And you notice no change when it comes to your mood?
Anything else such as body weight etc...?

The supplement Mastery mentionned is Fulvic-Humic Acid.
Should contain Indium but in an infinitesimal-insignificant ratio.

Similar to the much controversial adya clarity?

Please read the following article, any comments?
http://www.sciencebase.com/science-blog/spurious-health-benefits-of-indium.html
This guy is not a random confused blogger with no clue.

Misirlou wrote:Similar to the much controversial adya clarity?

Please read the following article, any comments?
http://www.sciencebase.com/science-blog/spurious-health-benefits-of-indium.html

I came across this null and void article already.
If you look above I've just mentionned two articles about the supposed toxicity of Indium salts.
Indium sulfate has proven to be non-toxic.

All these genuine scientists make me think about the case of the quackwatch.org website author Stephen Barrett, dedicating graciously his life to "quackbusting".. Thing is Stephen Barrett has been recently condamned for proclaming himself as a formal psychiatric expert, truth is he never has been graduated or certified psychiatrist is any way. Isn't this the exact definition of a "Quack" ?

http://www.canlyme.com/quackwatch.html

That's hilarious

Lw, thank you for your efforts.

Last time I checked, my reflection in the mirror didn't look anything like a rat nor a mouse
Seriously, I cannot fully feel confident about the safety of long term Indium use based upon two studies performed on rodents.

LOL @ Stephen Barrett. It obviously takes one to know one.

Misirlou wrote:Lw, thank you for your efforts.
Last time I checked, my reflection in the mirror didn't look anything like a rat nor a mouse
Seriously, I cannot fully feel confident about the safety of long term Indium use based upon two studies performed on rodents.

Lethal dose as well as toxicity effects are rarely established by testing the substances directly on living humans..