Dietary Supplements Including Glucan and Fulvic Acid
AssigneeCappellos, Inc.
InventorJohn V. Cappello
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Abstract
Beta glucan and fulvic acid can be combined in a dietary supplement as a partial substitute or complete replacement for blue green algae and/or brown seaweed and its derivatives. Beta glucans are widely available as derivatives of Brewer's yeast and fulvic acid is widely available as well. These supplements are not subject to the vagaries of weather-influence growing seasons as is the case with blue green algae and brown seaweed. When combined, beta glucan and fulvic acid can provide a less costly dietary supplement than blue green algae and brown seaweed and its derivatives such as fucoidan.
Claims21
A dietary supplement, comprising:
- beta glucan;
- and
- fulvic acid.
A dietary supplement comprising:
- at least about 30 mg of beta glucan;
- at least about 25 mg of fulvic acid;
- at least about 25 mg of phycocyanin;
- and
- at least about 6 mg of phenylethylamine.
A dietary supplement, comprising:
- beta glucan, fulvic acid, phycocyanin and one or more supplements selected from the group consisting of phenylethylamine, curcumin, silymarin, resveratrol, astragalus root extract, astragoloside IV, L-carnosine, vitamin D3, vitamin C, and anhydrous trimethylglycine.
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