What are the fulvic and humic acids in mumijo, and what are they for?

Fulvic and humic acids are natural organic compounds that form as a result of the long-term decomposition of plant and organic material in rock. They make up the basis of the mineral-organic complex of mumijo and are considered its main functional components.

In the context of food supplements, interest in these acids stems from the fact that they are part of a complex natural matrix together with trace elements. Fulvic acids have a low molecular weight and dissolve well in water, while humic acids are larger molecules with different properties. Both types of compounds occur in soil, peat and, in concentrated form, in mountain mumijo.

It is important to understand that HERBIN Shilajit is a food supplement, not a medicine. The presence of fulvic and humic acids in the composition means that the product contains these natural compounds as part of the diet — but it does not imply a therapeutic effect and does not replace a balanced diet or medical treatment.

If you are interested in the specific content of these acids in the product (in percentages or milligrams), look for this information on the packaging or ask the manufacturer — the exact figures are not given in the publicly available product description.