Huminiqum syrup • 250 ml

The main active ingredients of Huminiqum are humic acids and fulvic acids, which occur naturally on Earth, primarily in peat and humus-rich materials, and play a key role in soil nutrient transport processes. These substances are valuable bioactive molecules not only for plants but also for the human body. [01.]

The purpose of Huminiqum is to support the immune system, promote detoxification, and supply essential minerals and trace minerals.

Effects of humic acid:

• Detoxifying: binds heavy metals such as lead, mercury, or cadmium that enter the body. It binds toxins and other harmful compounds, then helps eliminate them.
• Anti-inflammatory: may help alleviate inflammatory processes in the body, including the digestive system.
• Prebiotic effect: supports the development of beneficial gut flora, which is crucial for immune system function.

Effects of fulvic acid:

• Nutrient transporter role: improves the absorption and bioavailability of minerals and other nutrients at the cellular level.
• Antioxidant: helps the body defend against oxidative stress.
• Energizing: enhances overall energy levels by supporting cellular metabolism.

Huminiqum also contains trace minerals and electrolytes: selenium, zinc, copper, iron, and magnesium. These trace minerals are crucial for immune defense, maintaining hormonal balance, supporting nervous system function, and cellular energy production.

☀ How to use • for Adults: 5 ml in the morning and evening, 15–20 minutes before meals.

☀ How to use • for children under 14 years of age: 2.5 ml once daily.

Shake well before use. Mix Huminiqum syrup in a glass of liquid: fruit juice, tea, milk, or water.

The taste can be improved and the effect enhanced by adding 4–5 drops of lemon juice.

Storage: store in a dry place protected from light, below 25 °C.

Active ingredients in the recommended daily dose:

Active ingredients in the recommended daily dose = 10 ml:

* DV%: Percentage of recommended daily intake, according to EU Regulation No. 1169/2011
** The recommended daily intake is not established.

The beneficial effects of Humic acid

Humic acids have been used for medicinal purposes since ancient times, for example in the form of mud packs or therapeutic mud. [02.]

Humic acid is a natural, high-molecular-weight organic compound formed by the breakdown of plant-based materials – mainly in peat and humus-rich environments.

Humus substances are composed of three main types: humic acid, fulvic acid, and humates. Of these, humic acid has the most complex molecular structure and the broadest spectrum of biological effects.

Humic acid contains negatively charged molecules that can bind other substances (e.g. heavy metals, toxins), essentially "capturing and neutralizing" them.

One of the best-known and most valuable properties of humic acid is its chelating ability. This means it can bind and neutralize the following when they enter the body:

• Heavy metals (lead, mercury, cadmium, aluminum)
• Organic toxins (e.g. pesticides, mycotoxins – toxic substances from mold)
• Pharmaceutical residues
• Radioactive isotopes (according to research)

These are excreted in complex form by humic acid and eliminated through the intestinal tract.

Humic acid helps balance the immune system. It supports the activity of immune cells (macrophages, T-lymphocytes) and helps the body recognize and neutralize pathogens. It does not overstimulate the immune system, but balances it, making it safe even in autoimmune conditions.

Several laboratory studies have shown that humic acids inhibit the replication of certain viruses, such as herpes viruses, influenza viruses, and hepatitis viruses. Humic acid achieves this by essentially preventing viruses from binding to cells.

Humic acid can "chelate" minerals and trace minerals, keeping them in a stable form, thereby facilitating their absorption in the intestinal tract. Humic acid transports trace minerals to the cells, precisely where they are needed. [03.]

The Huminiqum product contains humic substances derived from peat found in Hungary.

10 conditions when we recommend using Huminiqum

The beneficial effects of fulvic acid

Fulvic acid is one of the most valuable components of humus substances, with extremely versatile biological effects that act through cellular-level mechanisms.

Fulvic acid is a small-molecule, water-soluble organic acid formed during the decomposition of plant-based organic matter. It is smaller than humic acid, which allows it to be easily absorbed from the gut and utilized at the cellular level. Fulvic acids have such a small molecular size that they can pass through the cell membrane and support metabolism on a cellular level. [04.]

Because it functions as both an electrolyte and a chelating agent, its role as a nutrient transporter and cell protector is particularly significant.

Fulvic acid binds micronutrients - minerals, vitamins, trace elements - and delivers them to the cells in a soluble, biologically active form. It passes through the cell membrane and supports intracellular nutrient supply.

It also improves intestinal absorption, which is especially important in cases of iron, magnesium, or zinc deficiency.

Fulvic acid is involved in regulating mitochondrial energy production. It acts as a catalyst to support enzyme function, particularly in processes related to ATP (cellular energy) production.

In the presence of fulvic acid, the balance of neurotransmitters (dopamine, serotonin, acetylcholine) improves. As a result of supplementation, anxiety decreases, and memory and other cognitive functions improve.

It also stimulates macrophages and other immune cells. It promotes the body's natural defense against pathogens without overstimulating the immune system. Its prebiotic effect also supports gut flora.

It protects the intestinal wall and helps eliminate leaky gut.

Another interesting feature of fulvic acid is its extreme stability: fulvic acid dissolves regardless of pH, allowing it to exert its effect anywhere in the body. That’s why it can also be called a “smart molecule.” [05.]

Properties of Huminiqum syrup

The positive physiological effects of trace elements

The minerals and trace minerals found in the product are more bioavailable to the body due to the chelating properties of humic acids, compared to those in conventional encapsulated supplements.

Several trace elements, such as zinc, selenium, copper, or iron, are essential for the optimal function of the immune system. Zinc supports the activation and proliferation of white blood cells, while selenium, due to its antioxidant effect, protects against cellular damage and supports defense against viruses. A deficiency in these elements may increase susceptibility to infections, slow wound healing, and weaken immune response.

Chromium helps regulate blood sugar levels by enhancing the effect of insulin, thereby improving cellular glucose uptake. Iodine is essential for the production of thyroid hormones (T3 and T4). The thyroid regulates metabolism, growth, and brain development. Manganese is necessary for the function of several enzymes, including those responsible for bone formation, wound healing, and antioxidant defense.

Warnings: food supplements do not replace a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of children. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.