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Who Knew Dirt Was So Good For You!

Posted by Bobby Brown on May 19, 2020 - 12:15pm


What are the ways humic acid benefits the human body? Here are 8 amazing reasons to try humic acid for your optimal health.

 

Did you know that the organic material found in soil is beneficial to your health? Humic acid that occurs naturally in peat humus, brown coals, leaves, and shale are rich in essential minerals that feed the plants we eat.

Unfortunately, asphalt jungles and concrete suburbs have paved over and covered up nutrient-rich soil. What’s more, monoculture farming and intensive use of chemicals have depleted the soil. With the rise of industrial agriculture, beneficial humic substances have been stripped from the Earth, while crucial microbial activity has been destroyed by chemical treatments used to control bugs and increase yields.

Health Benefits of Humic Acid

1. Oxygenates Blood 

The first way humic acid benefits the body is by oxygenating the blood, helping to regulate the immune system and protect against unnatural oxidation. Some reports claim that humic acid produces feelings of euphoria within the first few days of consumption.

2. Mineral Transfer 

Humic acid also acts as a dilator, increasing the permeability of cell walls. This allows important minerals to travel more easily through the bloodstream to nourish bones and cells.

3. Balance Cells Electricity

As an organic electrolyte, humic acid allows cells to run efficiently for proper function.

4. Antimicrobial

It’s antimicrobial; soil tests show it increases levels of beneficial microbes 400 to 5,000 times. Studies have also shown that it inhibits Candida albicans (better known by its genus name, Candida), the bacteria Enterobacter cloacae — sometimes associated with urinary and respiratory-tract infections — and Proteus vulgaris, an opportunistic pathogen that afflicts the intestines and bladder.

5. Bolsters Immunity 

Humic acid assists in sustaining and reinforcing the body’s immune system. It has an abundance of complex sugars, allowing the body to manufacture glycoproteins that attach to killer and T cells, according to Dr. Daryl See, M.D., immunologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, Medical School.

Furthermore, humic acid benefits the body by allowing it to recognize its own dead cells, thereby reducing infection and warding off a host of diseases.

6. Anti-Inflammatory Properties 

Inflammation contributes to at least seven of the 10 leading causes of mortality in the United States, including heart disease, cancer, chronic lower-respiratory disease, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, and nephritis.

Humic acid is known to exhibit anti-inflammatory properties. Studies show the benefits of humic acid include relief from swelling and joint inflammation. Research has also shown that it bonds to collagen fibers to repair damaged tendons and bone.

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Andries Van Tonder Great info.
May 20, 2020 at 1:16am
Mack Shead Jr Good information Bobby
May 19, 2020 at 1:35pm
Corneliu Boghian good blog .
May 19, 2020 at 1:00pm