Age immune Fulvic Humic Acid Trace Minerals

Detoxification – Fulvic acid is a powerful chelator, meaning it is capable of binding to and breaking down toxins and metals that enter the body through the food supply, water, prescription medications, household products, and air pollution. Minerals are also important in the detoxification process as they play essential roles in supporting the body’s natural detoxification pathways.

Gut Health – The compounds found in fulvic acid help nourish the digestive tract and boost the ability of “good bacteria” to repopulate and form a healthy “microbiome” environment. Fulvic acid also helps improve digestion. Numerous studies show that fulvic acid transports minerals and other nutrients to cells more effectively, boosts absorption rate of nutrients by making cells more permeable, and fights inflammation within the digestive tract.

Immune support and Inflammation Response – One of the greatest contributors to inflammation in the body are unstable molecules called free radicals. Fulvic acid contains antioxidants that fight free radicals and help detoxify the body of many toxins that contribute to the problem, such as chemicals used in agriculture, radioactive waste, and heavy metals.

Energy Bolster – The energy from fulvic acid is much different than energy from another stimulant, like coffee or energy drinks. It is steadier, without agitation, shaking, or anxiety that sometimes accompanies that overrated caffeine intake. Many customers report deeper sleep, less anxiety, and even better mood.

Fight Germs - Nearly all of us are living with germs and parasites, and even if they’re not causing any destructive symptoms, they could be negatively impacting your health. If germs are causing symptoms, like digestive issues, cramping, itching, rashes, or many other possible clues, fulvic acid may be a beneficial addition to your cleansing protocol. One study in The Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery found fulvic acid to be useful even topically on fungal and bacterial germs (like staph) that are resistant to other conventional methods.