A Certificate of Free Sale asserts a product or substance being brought into a country complies with U.S. laws for distribution and/or sale in domestic commerce. The form assures the importing country that the product has been inspected and approved in accordance with regulations of the USDA and that the product or substance is fit for human consumption.

Moreover, a certified product bears an official mark of inspection and is approved for domestic commerce. For additional information, call the Office of International Affairs at (202) 720-3473.

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A great deal of controversy has unnecessarily lingered for decades regarding the alleged lack of safety regarding Germanium-132 and its inclusion in dietary supplements. Much of this misinformation can be attributed to mistakes made years ago concerning the accidental or careless classification of organic germanium-132 (bis beta-carboxyethyl germanium sesquioxide) as being analogous or the same thing as elemental Germanium–a toxic metalloid utilized in a variety of industrial applications.

This false conclusion stems primarily from several unfortunate incidents occurring several decades ago. Basically, a handful disreputable manufacturers imported impure quantities of Germanium-132, that had been tainted with the elemental form perhaps to save money or increase their “product” volume, from Asian sources and a few subsequent deaths occurred.

The complete truth is—the organic form of Germanium-132 (in untainted, pure samples) has never caused any negative health reactions, illness, or death.

In clinical research, organic Germanium-132 has demonstrated efficacy for:

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The makers of Oxy-Powder® receive questions from time to time regarding the safety and efficacy of the Germanium-132 used in the formulation of this proven colon cleansing health supplement. There has been much confusion about the differences between inorganic Germanium (an element) and Germanium-132 (an oxygen-rich organic compound that is SAFE for human consumption).

In the past, some disreputable manufacturers have formulated their products with cheap imported Ge-132 that was contaminated with inferior grades and even unsafe forms of the substance (such as the poisonous germanium dioxide). Unfortunately, this focus on profit rather than integrity and safety led to several people becoming quite ill and a few reported deaths. The industrial forms of inorganic germanium are potentially toxic and are not sold as nutritional supplements.

With such tragedies in mind, Global Healing Center is providing the following certification concerning the origin of the Germanium-132 used in our products. We receive all of our Ge-132 from Designed Nutritional Products, Inc. and the information provided below is their guarantee that all Ge-132 supplied to its clients is 100% “Made in the U.S.A.” and thus free of contaminants, excipients, and other harmful pollutants.
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Citric acid is an organic acid but not to be confused with Vitamin C, which is ascorbic acid. Despite this minor point of misunderstanding, citric acid is found in many citrus fruits: pineapples, gooseberries, limes, plums, lemons, peaches, oranges, and grapefruit.

Carl Wilhelm Scheele first isolated citric acid from a lemon in 1784 utilizing the fungus Aspergillus niger. Scheele had an odd habit of actually tasting various substances as he “discovered” them and it’s easy to see how this could be detrimental to one’s health, as he went on to independently isolate “. . . barium (1774), chlorine (1774), manganese (1774), molybdenum (1778), and tungsten (1781), as well as several chemical compounds, including citric acid, glycerol, hydrogen cyanide . . . hydrogen fluoride, and hydrogen sulfide.” ¹
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