➤ Prevents the development of atherosclerosis and diabetes mellitus, forms bone tissue and improves the strength of tooth enamel, regulates the cardiovascular system and reduces the amount of sterols, namely cholesterol.

➤ Normalizes and forms complexes with hemoglobin without oxidation reaction.

➤ Stimulates the activity of enzymes that degrade and assimilate proteins.

➤ Biosynthesizes hormones of the human body.

➤ Provides tissue respiration of liver cells, regulates the central nervous system and has antibacterial properties that inhibit the growth and development of mycobacterium tuberculosis.

➤ Vanadium injections lead to a regrouping of trace elements in the human body.

➤ Dermatological reactions characterized by skin irritation and dryness.

➤ Disorders of the gastrointestinal tract and clear perception of the external environment, as well as the pharyngeal reflex.

➤ Weakness and exhaustion of the body, causing disorders in organs and their systems (kidneys and liver).

➤ Causes anemia, inflammation of the mucous membranes and external integument, increased incidence of respiratory system diseases and tumors, and decreased ascorbic acid content in the human body.

➤ Cause metabolic diseases and lead to problems with bone tissue of the human musculoskeletal system (diseases in the areas of orthopedics and osteology).

➤ V-Au alloys are used in dentistry for the manufacture of dentures.

➤ Prevention of diabetes mellitus, some sleeping pills contain Vanadium, and experience in working with dental implants.

➤ It is used as a catalytic agent for anemia; prevention of tuberculosis, smallpox and colton's disease.

➤ Causes respiratory diseases, dysfunction of internal organs such as liver and kidneys, and has harmful effects on the central nervous system.

➤ There is no specific antidote.

➤ The poisonous mushroom pale toadstool concentrates a lot of V.

➤ The blood of sea urchins and holothurians contains up to 10% Vanadium.