What is… fulvic acid?
“Fulvic acid” is naturally occurring in all plant derived minerals. Although only recently discovered, it is the driving force behind the miraculous transformation of inorangic elements or metals, into organic plant derived minerals. Organic plant derived minerals are also known as “ionic” or “colloidal” minerals. Without fulvic acid and photosynthesis this incredible transmutation can not occur. Clark colloidal minerals are true plant derived and have always contained fulvic acid. For a more in-depth explanation of fulvic acid see this SilverStream Research publication. 6.
Fulvic, a component of humate, is nature’s most complex ionic molecule and is rapidly being recognized as one of the most important miracles of life itself. It is the missing link in maintaining health as well as in the prevention and reversal of disease processes. Fulvic holds the key to life and as such cannot be synthesized by chemists or even clearly defined by scientists. Among its many attributes, fulvic is a natural supercharged electrolyte that balances cellular life by restoring electrical potential and correcting electrochemical imbalances. Numerous studies show convincingly that the physical well being of plants, animals, and humans is determined by proper electrical potential both within the cell and in the surrounding extra-cellular fluid. Cells disintegrate and die when electrical potential falls below a certain threshold. This supercharged electrolyte restores the electrical potential of both the extra and intracellular environment by infusing these spaces with living en
