Pharmaceutical-grade fulvic acid is a natural molecule that occurs in humus, the organic part of the Earth’s surface soil layer. Fulvic acid which is rich in vital minerals, is derived from the decomposition of plant and microbial material in the soil and is high in potassium, magnesium, calcium, iron, manganese, zinc, and other essential earth elements and organic complexes. It has been investigated for potential health benefits that include its use as an antioxidant, anti-inflammation, and detoxification.
There is a growing trend in natural and alternative medicine, with customers developing a preference for natural products. Fulvic acid as a natural organic material fits into this trend with its application in developing new pharmaceuticals as well as health supplements. Opportunity analysis points to larger profits, especially in those economies that are rapidly growing and investing more in healthcare. Asian-Pacific and Latin American nations are increasingly recognizing the possibilities of pharmaceutical-quality natural products during a period of growth in healthcare costs and increased focus on preventive medicine.
Policies that support the growth of organic foods and growing demand in the European pharmaceutical-grade fulvic acid market. The local sector has developed due to an increase in concern for sustainable development and the strict policies that the government has placed to employ organic agriculture techniques.
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