4 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.
Wanggulou Village, Dangshan County, Suzhou, Anhui, China
Contact
1872108****
Medical History & Diagnosis
For unbearable lung-area pain, the patient was admitted to the Shanghai Clinical Center for Occupational Disease on October 12, 2015, where examination established: (1) Ji disease (lung qi-yin deficiency pattern), left lung cancer, T4N1M1b (liver), stage IV. On January 6, 2016 she was readmitted to the same center with the same diagnosis plus leukopenia. In late-stage disease chemotherapy was stopped; her symptoms were severe — she could not eat, slept poorly, and suffered nausea and pain.
Reported Outcome After Fulvic Acid Use
From May 2018 she took fulvic acid, 50 ml twice daily (morning and evening) on an empty stomach. Within a week she could eat and sleep, her spirits improved and the pain diminished. By August her condition was good: she ate and drank well, could walk independently, spoke fluently, could manage housework on her own, and was free of pain.
Name
张秀玲 (Zhang Xiuling)
Gender
Female
Age
54
Region
No. 67 Dongping Rd., Yongqiao District, Suzhou, Anhui, China
Contact
158570****
Medical History & Diagnosis
The patient had bronchial asthma since the age of six or seven. She took anti-inflammatory drugs and IV drips year-round, aminophylline when it worsened — out of 12 months a year she spent about 10 on drips, with attacks every few days. The illness plagued her for decades. She was hospitalized for eight days at the Wanbei Mining Bureau Hospital, then had 12 consecutive days of drips at a local clinic, without improvement.
Reported Outcome After Fulvic Acid Use
From the beginning of 2018 she took fulvic acid, and after three persistent months there was essentially no phlegm in her airways. Several months on, despite poor weather, she has not taken anti-inflammatory drugs, needed no drips, and caught no colds. She feels much relieved, free from the torment of the disease; she is still taking it and her health is good.
Name
王永兰 (Wang Yonglan)
Gender
Female
Age
65
Region
Tonghe County, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China
Contact
1368465****
Medical History & Diagnosis
In 2017 she was found to have late-stage small-cell lung cancer with metastasis: a visibly egg-sized tumor in the neck lymph nodes and a swollen, painful right shoulder. Extremely weak with no appetite, she lived on rice porridge and vomited anything oily. Anti-cancer Chinese medicine brought no improvement and she grew ever weaker.
Reported Outcome After Fulvic Acid Use
Introduced by a friend in January 2018 and encouraged by good reviews online, she began taking fulvic acid to see if it might help. After a little over a month (February 2018), clear improvements: more strength, better appetite, less tumor pain and better complexion; the lymph tumor itself was unchanged. She gained 2 kg, her spirits clearly improved and her bodily function recovered. She is still taking it.
Name
王院章 (Wang Yuanzhang)
Gender
Male
Age
58
Region
Jianyuan Zone 2, Congtai District, Handan, Hebei, China
Contact
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Medical History & Diagnosis
The patient had surgery for esophageal and lung cancer in 2017; in 2018 it metastasized to the lymph nodes. He underwent 25 radiotherapy sessions and 6 chemotherapy cycles, losing drastic weight and all appetite.
Reported Outcome After Fulvic Acid Use
He began taking fulvic acid on January 8, 2019, 50 ml morning and evening. After eight days his bowels moved freely and his appetite began to return. One month on, because of his weak condition the family declined contrast-enhanced CT, so no tumor-marker data are available. A hospital visit for severe cough found, per the physician, no obvious change in tumor size.
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.
