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Uses for Gold in our everyday lives:

Wealth Protection - The trend found over the century is that gold is haven investment, meaning that its value remains stable although the economy is not stable. Gold investments are more likely to outperform other investment options during economic hardships and downturns.

Jewelry - Gold has always been and still remains the largest global use for Jewelry .

Electronics - Gold does not tarnish or corrode as quickly as silver or copper making it a great conductor of electricity and is highly resistant to heat.

Space Exploration - Gold is used in satellites and it is used to reflect infrared radiation from the sun and protects the astronauts from re-entry to earth due to its ability to handle extreme temperatures.

Medicine, dentistry (of course) and cosmetics - Radioactive gold is used in oncology for the diagnosis and treatment of cancerous tumors.
Because gold has anti- microbial properties it helps eliminate skin problems and aids in rejuvenation.
Because Gold is non- reactive and non-toxic and non-allergenic, it has many uses in the dental field.

Food Products - Gold is registered as a food additive with code E175. Flakes are often used in alcoholic products, olive oils, pizza and coffee.

Building Material - Gold is currently used in glass making. Gold is used to help buildings stay cool in hot weather and warm in cold weather.

P.S. Porcelain fused to metal crowns and bridges also contain gold as well as other precious metal alloys.