Re: Thoughts and experiences with fulvic acid?

i don't really have a definitive answer, but here are some thoughts.

i use this product that contains fulvic acid, and can say its an excellent product.


http://www.active-liquid-minerals.com/contents.htm?gclid=COTz54Gr9YkCFQGPWAod...


minerals always work best when they are chelated. chelated just means they are bound to an acid. in this case there are 75 trace minerals all bound to fulvic acid. that means all these minerals are primed and fully bioavailable. so the question becomes, do the health benefits come from the minerals, the fulvic acid, or both? i don't know, but i suspect both. the greta thing about products like these is that the minerals come chelated direct from mother nature, mom already did the work of bonding themm to an acid, it didn't happen in a laboratory somewhere.

fulvic acid is a naturally occurring substance in healthy soil, and if you ate unwashed vegetables from an organic garden you would probably be getting all you need, but of course thats not always possible.

the product i linked is 6% fulvic acid. there are many products on the market that claim to be 100% fulvic acid. i don't believe this. these same products then go on to say they contain trace minerals. well, which is it? is it 100% fulvic acid, or does it also contain minerals?

anyway, the product i linked is the only fulvic acid product i have used, and its agood product. add it to juice or tea, it works excellent, energy pick up and increases mental clarity. thats been my experience anyway.