Fulvic Acid Case Reports — Cardio & Cerebrovascular
2 patient-reported case observations from oral and topical use of food-grade fulvic acid, compiled for professional B2B reference. Outcomes are self-reported and vary by individual.
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| Name | 李克峰 (Li Kefeng) |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 43 |
| Region | No. 33 Tielu, Xuzhou, Jiangsu, China |
| Contact | 1525207**** |
| Medical History & Diagnosis | In December 2017, examination at Xuzhou Central Hospital (Affiliated Xuzhou Hospital of Southeast University) revealed acute cerebral infarction in the right basal ganglia (very high risk). He was hospitalized and underwent surgery. At discharge his mental state was poor and he was unable to stand. He took medication normally in the initial period after discharge, then stopped. |
| Reported Outcome After Fulvic Acid Use | From February 2018 he took fulvic acid, 30 ml twice daily (morning and evening) on an empty stomach, and felt nothing particular during the course. By the end of March 2018 he could stand unassisted, and his spirits and speech improved. By August his mental state was excellent and his speech fluent; he could go to hospital examinations on his own and run his supermarket independently. His attending physician confirmed the condition had improved and that his body had returned to normal. In the patient’s own words: same disease, same doctor — he recovered, and even the doctor found it hard to believe; other patients with the same condition were still bedridden, while he recovered remarkably well. |
| Name | 周勇 (Zhou Yong, M.D.) |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 52 |
| Region | Yaohai District, Hefei, Anhui, China |
| Contact | 1890969**** |
| Medical History & Diagnosis | Cerebral infarction (the patient holds a doctorate in medicine). |
| Reported Outcome After Fulvic Acid Use | His condition improved after taking fulvic acid; he is currently still in the treatment period. |
These records are patient-reported observations, not results of controlled clinical trials. Food-grade fulvic acid is a dietary supplement raw material, not a pharmaceutical drug. Statements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual outcomes vary; always consult a qualified healthcare professional. Professional B2B reference only.