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With the opioid epidemic running rampant, more and more people are being harmed or even dying from overdosing on pain medications that are extremely addictive. It’s important to explore alternative treatments for pain, such as PRP injections, powerful (but natural) topical oils, and yes, even fulvic acid.
Many researchers have used fulvic acid with high success rates in pain-management. One hospital reported a nearly 95% success rate when treating corneal ulcers with fulvic acid injections and drops. (Yuan) Another hospital found fulvic acid to be beneficial with pain related to ulcerative colon infections, gastrointestinal bleeding, and hemorrhoids. Amazingly, a Chinese hospital discovered that it not only helped elderly patients with their age-related aches and pains, but also stimulated their appetites, improved sleep, and raised energy. (Wang)
