Fulvic Acid and Your Health

Not to be confused with folic acid, fulvic acid is considered to be one of the overall key components for your overall health. This mineral has always had a natural presence in plants, but it has largely been ignored for its potential to energize and balance cells until now. Eating the right combination of foods and taking enough supplements to get the 3 essential fatty acids, 12 amino acids, 17 vitamins and 59 minerals needed for optimal health may not be enough. If your body fails to absorb all of these important building blocks, it is left open to disease and failed bodily functions. What fulvic acid does is it helps with the overall absorption of these nutrients by extended their life cycle and transporting them directly to your cells. This ends up giving you higher energy levels. Fulvic acid also helps remove toxins and heavy metals from the bloodstream and acts as a natural electrolyte, helping you to rebuild your immune system. 

Hailed as “Nature’s Miracle Molecule” Fulvic Acid can also be used externally to treats wounds, abrasions, burns and even fungal infections. You can use it to treat open wounds and cuts and to help heal burns without scarring, pain, or discoloration. Serving as a wide spectrum fungicide, this mineral can also be used to kill the pathogens that cause athlete’s foot. It is also an effective anti-microbial, making it ideal for the treatment of rashes, insect bites and skin irritations. It can even help neutralize both poison oak and poison ivy. 

While once abundant in the plants that we eat, poor agricultural practices have left our soils deficient in mineral like fulvic acid which we (and the plants) need in order to achieve optimal health. By focusing on quantity over nutritional quality, our food supply has not seen sufficient levels of fulvic acid in generations. Even eating foods that are supposed to be rich in this miracle molecule may not be enough making supplementation necessary in order to avoid deficiency.

Fulvic Acid is a natural electrolyte which helps balance electrical and chemical reactions in cells leading to higher cellular energy output and enhanced regeneration of cells. It is also essential for the proper absorption and utilization of vitamins and minerals allowing for more efficient production of enzymes and hormones. On top of that, it acts as a powerful antioxidant, helping to eliminate free radicals and essentially detoxify the body. 

Its affect on the human body is nothing short of fascinating, making supplementing your diet with it a top priority.