I was just thinking about the slogan that was used by a popular cola drink company..."____ adds life!"

How misleading.

On the other hand, I have just spent some time at a non-profit website - Fulvica BioScience - which addresses why many of us may be feeling low vitality which can't be addressed by the seductive chemicals (such as aspartame) designed to excite our brain and give us a 'buzz'.

Some scientists believe that fulvic acid - a humic extract - may be the missing link in our food chain...and the greatest electrolyte known to man.

Until recently, the importance of it was overlooked. But it has been missing from our diet now for generations.

It is known that our soils are depleted of minerals. Our plant vegetation is suffering from sick soil conditions and isn't nourishing our bodies sufficiently.

Through the use of agricultural practices, pesticides and chemical fertilizers, erosion and mineral depletion and sterile conditions that prevent microbial activity...we are denying our bodies the nutrients we need to promote good health.

However, remineralization of our soils is of little value without the addition of microbes and the fulvic acid they produce.

Fulvic acid is nature's perfect vehicle for transporting the minerals to living cells.

It assists with human enzyme production, hormone structure and is necessary for the utilization of vitamins.

Perhaps if we were truly feeding our bodies the nutrients it needs, we wouldn't be attracted to the 'feel good' chemicals such as aspartame.

Are our bodies crying out for this missing substance?

~Amber




Is it really a missing link in our food..,with deadly consequences?