All research areasLyme like symptoms — Fulvic Acid Research
After infection many Lyme Disease patients lose the ability to detox heavy metals and their body becomes toxic. Fulvic Acid removes many toxic heavy metals.
Research Highlights
- Heavy metal detoxification
- Manganese (Mn2+) regulation
- Supportive therapy
- Toxic removal
- Immune system support
Peer-Reviewed Studies
Metal-dependent gene regulation in the causative agent of Lyme disease
Aguirre JD, et al. (2013). Journal of Biological Chemistry / PMC.
Metal regulation plays key role in Lyme disease, supporting detox approaches.
Pub version: Metals in the body are linked to Lyme symptoms.
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PubMed record
Senate Inquiry Submission in Australia into Lyme Disease
Australian Senate Inquiry (2016). Parliament of Australia.
Government inquiry recognizes need for supportive therapies in Lyme disease.
Pub version: The government says people with Lyme need help with detox.
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Supportive therapy in the patient with Lyme disease
ResearchGate Overview (2015). ResearchGate.
Overview of supportive therapy approaches for Lyme disease patients.
Pub version: Fulvic and detox can help people with Lyme feel better.
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