Fulvic acid-based additive

Overview
Fulvic acid is a component found in peat formed by repeated decomposition of plants and animals over millions of years. Modern extraction methods also obtain fulvic acid directly from harvested wood and lignin via subcritical treatments or mechanical disintegration. This fulvic acid is provided for use as a technical extract for agricultural, horticultural, aquaculture and additive applications.

Benefits and effects

• Supports mineral and vitamin availability, contributing to improved plant and animal nutrition.
• Detoxifying properties for soil and water systems (promotes pollutant chelation).
• Antimicrobial activity (suppression of certain bacteria).
• Promotion of enzyme activation and microbial activity in soils and feeds.
• Stimulates plant growth and root development.
• Deodorizing effect in animal housing and waste treatment (may be less effective on some natural fragrances).

How to use

• 01 Mix with drinking water, soft drinks and alcohol: guideline 2 cc fulvic acid per 2000 cc drinking water; 2 cc fulvic acid per 200 cc soft drink or alcohol.
• 02 Mix and use with lotion: guideline 1 cc fulvic acid per 17 cc lotion.
• 03 Apply to hands, feet and body: guideline 1 cc fulvic acid per affected area for itch, chapped or dry skin.
• 04 Use for houseplants, home gardens, etc.: guideline 2 cc fulvic acid per 2000 cc water, apply once every 1–2 weeks.
• 05 Use for cut flower vases: guideline 1 cc fulvic acid per 1000 cc water.
• 06 Used to remove mold in bathrooms and kitchens: guideline 5 cc fulvic acid per 1000 cc water, spray directly.
• 07 Use in the bathtub when bathing: guideline 10 cc fulvic acid per 180 L bathwater.
• 08 Use for shampoo and body soap: guideline 5 cc fulvic acid per 500 cc shampoo.

Please note
・Fulvic acid is not a pharmaceutical product.
・Start with small amounts and adjust to avoid adverse effects.
・When applying directly to skin, dilute 10× before use.
・If you experience any abnormal reaction, consult a physician.

Applications and customers
1. Hair salons — Use: mix into shampoos and rinses — Effect: improves hair moisture and reduces visual contrast of gray hair.
2. Hotels — Use: add to public baths — Effect: comparable moisturizing and skin-conditioning effects to some hot spring agents.
3. Hospitals — Use: evaporators for air dispersion and topical application — Effect: odor control in facilities, foot odor reduction, support for skin conditions (itch relief).
4. Livestock industry — Use: administered in drinking water and sprayed in barns — Effect: promotes animal growth and reduces odor.
5. Home gardeners — Use: spray on home gardens — Effect: growth promotion and pest deterrence.
6. Individual consumption — Use: ingestion — Effect: general wellness support, muscle mass maintenance, recovery support.
7. Spray application for personal use — Use: topical spray — Effect: reduces sweat-derived odors, supports skin brightening.
8. Farmers & dairy producers — Use: mixed into fermented feeds and compost — Effect: accelerates fermentation of feed and compost.
9. Farmers & aquaculture — Use: add to aquaponics and hydroponic water — Effect: promotes growth and flavor of vegetables, fish and shrimp.

Action of 翠龍 on living systems
The functional groups contained in 翠龍 (–COOH, –OH) provide instantaneous deodorizing via chelation reactions, while enzymes, minerals and vitamins and other bioactive constituents stimulate local microbial communities to deliver: 1) immediate odor removal and suppression, 2) inhibition of putrefaction and antimicrobial effects, 3) decomposition of fats and proteins, 4) microbial activation for soil improvement, water purification, odorless compost and enhanced fermentation for fertilizers and feeds.

Characteristics / technical specifications

• Product type: Fulvic acid extract.
• Raw material / extraction method: present in peat or extracted from harvested wood and lignin via subcritical treatment and mechanical disintegration.
• Main active components and properties: functional groups (–COOH, –OH), enzymes, minerals, vitamins and other bioactive substances; exhibits chelation-based deodorizing and microbial-activation functions.
• Recommended dilutions / typical dosages: drinking water 2000 cc per 2 cc fulvic acid; lotion 17 cc per 1 cc fulvic acid; bath 180 L per 10 cc; mold removal 1000 cc per 5 cc, etc. (see uses above).
• Main applications: ingestion additive, cosmetic additive (lotions, shampoos), home gardening, cut flowers, bath addition, mold removal, livestock, aquaculture, agriculture, hospital odor control and topical use.
• Safety information: not a medicinal product. For topical use dilute 10×. Discontinue use and consult a physician if adverse reactions occur.