Everything you need to know about Fulvic Acid

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Recently, there has been a lot of chatter about what Fulvic Acid can do for you. Many people swear by its ability to improve cognitive function, which in turn decreases the chances of dementia.
Before diving into the incredible benefits of Fulvic Acid, let’s find out what Fulvic Acid is.

Fulvic Acid is described as being a “humic substance.” Meaning, it is an important component of organic matter. Because Fulvic Acid is a component of soil, it is released when organic matter decomposes. When this occurs, millions of healthy microbes are released, thus giving birth to all the amazing benefits of this powerhouse supplement.

Fulvic Acid contains:
-Minerals
-Hormones
-Vitamins
-Fatty acids
-Flavonoids
-Ketones

Benefits of Fulvic Acid

Digestion
Fulvic Acid carries components that can aid in healthy digestion of foods. In fact, the components can help your body absorb nutrients. If you are someone who has issues with absorbing nutrients (example, if you have Celiac Disease like me), this supplement could help your body absorb the nutrients needed to keep you healthy.

Cellular Health
If you have trouble with staying hydrated, the components inside Fulvic Acid can help release water into your cells at an elevated rate. This will also help increase enzyme activity.

Brain activity & energy levels
Not only does Fulvic Acid help your body absorb nutrients, it also releases the nutrients into deep tissue, which decreases feelings of lethargy and tiredness. With more nutrients in your body, you will see an increase in energy levels.
Many studies have shown that Fulvic Acid can discourage cognitive impairment, such as dementia.

Fulvic Acid has also been shown to aid in treating the following:
-Jaundice
-Bronchitis
-Anemia
-Fibromyalgia
-Cancer
-Arthritis
-Autism
-Chronic pain

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