It is literally recharging and replacing exhausted or diminished components within the nucleus of the cell. The minerals and nutrient wastes are complexed and taken from the nucleus, then transported back across the cell for removal. Fulvic acid electrolytes act as a donor, and at other times as a receptor based on a cell s requirement for balance. They also absorb both positive and negative electrical charges from free radicals in a process of neutralization. This natural balance for many biological processes includes active participation in oxidation-reduction, electron transfer and catalytic reactions.
Many people are aware our soils are depleted of minerals and nutrients.
They were eaten in the food grown many years ago. Precious little remains in most soils. However, only a few scientists are aware that the fulvic acid is also seriously depleted. Because of the pesticides and herbicides, most of the microbial life in the soil is gone. What is left is depleted and weak.