Updated 9/25/23. Black Oxygen Organics (BOO) has created what they call Mother Natures Superfood and the missing link to optimal health that is over 60,000 years in the making. So is this supplement a fact or just a pyramid scheme? In this unbiased, no-holds-barred review, discover the ingredients in BlackOxygen supplements as well as the clinical research on its key ingredient, fulvic acid. Along the way, you'll learn about the positive and negative testimonials, possible side effects, and pros and cons of this supplement as well as the money-back guarantee and how to contact the company and get a refund if you need to. This review is unbiased and not associated with the BlackOxygen company. Update. Black Oxygen Organics has stopped doing business and is shut down and is no longer in operation See below for why BOO shut down business operations.
How Does Black Oxygen Work?
The science of BlackOxygen resides with the key ingredient, called fulvic acid, which the company calls a “gift from the ground.” Fulvic acids are organic substances formed when microorganisms like bacteria break down plant materials. These natural acids can be found in water as well as on rocks and in soil. The BlackOxygen company gets its fulvic acid from a peat bog in the Ottawa Valley located in Ontario, Canada, said to be one of the world's richest sources of this substance.
Fulvic acid is a source of over 70 minerals, as well as vitamins, amino acids, and phytonutrients. They are part of a larger class of organic compounds called humic substances which are present naturally in the soil.
One of the claims for the supplement is it's said to improve the delivery of usable oxygen to the cells. This may be where the name came from.
Humic Substances
There are 3 main classes of humic substances:
- Humic acids
- Fulvic acids
- Humin
Remember dirt is not the same thing as soil. Dirt is dead, while soil and peat bogs are teeming with microscopic life. These humic substances like fulvic acids in the soil help with plant growth. When ingested by humans, some researchers feel fulvic acids have beneficial effects.
Benefits of Fulvic Acid
Various sources promote the idea that fulvic acids can help a variety of health problems ranging from:
- low energy levels
- poor skin/ skin problems
- poor gut health
- less than optimal nutrient absorption
- dementia, including Alzheimer‘s disease
- lengthening lifespan
Most of these claims, however are not backed by human clinical research.
Natural Electrolytes & Antioxidants
Because it contains minerals, fulvic acids can also be considered natural organic electrolytes, helping cells stay healthy and transporting nerve signals throughout the body. The BOO company claims its supplement has “the most powerful electrolyte in existence.” That's a bold claim. Fulvic acid does have over 70 minerals and trace minerals. Minerals do function as electrolytes. But do its minerals work better than other minerals?
Studies show fulvic acid has antioxidant effects and can reduce oxidative stress by neutralizing excess free radical production. By reducing free radicals, they may reduce inflammation. Indeed, at least one study has shown that a topical solution of fulvic acid helped people suffering from eczema.
One of the most popular sources of fulvic acids is called Shilajit, a substance used in ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years. There is research on Shilajit.
Fulvic Acid Review
Here's a quick video on the research on this natural substance:
Watch on my Youtube channel if you like.
Do We Need Fulvic Acid?
There's no doubt fulvic acids contain some healthy ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, and amino acids as well as plant nutrients. When you eat plants, you are ingesting some fulvic acids. Proponents of fulvic acid supplements may claim that the amounts we normally ingest are less today because of modern farming and soil erosion. Sick soil leads to sick people, some may say.
It's an interesting idea however, tracing the rise in diseases – like diabetes, heart disease, and dementia – to a single class of nutrients is a little far-fetched in my opinion. Human biology is very complicated. Much of the research on fulvic acids stems from looking at what happens to lab animals and isolated cell cultures. Less is known about the benefits of soil nutrients in humans. This deficiency in knowledge is due to the failure of researchers to study it better. Hopefully, this changes one day.
BlackOxygen Products
The company has the following supplements and products:
BlackOxygen Tabs
40 tablets per box. Contains 1.8 grams of the company's fulvic acid.
| Ingredient | Amount per serving | Percent daily value |
| Vitamin C | 30 mg | 33% |
| Iodine | 29.2 mcg | 20% |
| Selenium | 1.9 mcg | 4% |
| Potassium | 835 mcg | 18% |
| Boron | 0.8 mcg | |
| Cobalt | 0.11 mcg | |
| Nickel | 0.42 mcg | |
| Vanadium | 0.1 mcg |
Other ingredients: Fulvic acid, humic acid, citrus flavor, stevia, rebaudiana leaf, citric acid, sodium bicarbonate.
BlackOxygen Powder
1 pouch has 125 g (4.41 oz). 1/2 tablespoon (2.5 g) mixed in water has 2.5 grams of fulvic acid. Use up to 3 times a day and shake before drinking. The company also says you can take a bath with the powder and make it into a face mask.
| Ingredients | Amount per serving | Percent daily value |
| Vitamin C | 30 mg | 33% |
| Iodine | 29.2 mcg | 20% |
| Selenium | 1.9 mcg | 4% |
| potassium | 835 mcg | 18% |
| Boron | 0.8 mcg | |
| Cobalt | 0.11 mcg | |
| Nickel | 0.42 mcg | |
| Vanadium | 0.1 mcg |
Other ingredients: Fulvic acid, humic acid
BlackOxygen Mineral Infused Coffee K-cups
A serving is 1 cup (8.2 oz or 234 grams). The amount of fulvic acid is not listed.
| Ingredients | Amount per serving | percent daily value |
| Fat | 0g | |
| Saturated fat | 0g | |
| Trans fat | 0g | |
| Carbohydrates | 9g | |
| Sugars | 0g | |
| Protein | 0g | |
| Cholesterol | 0g | |
| Sodium | 0g | |
| Potassium | 370 mg | 8% |
| Calcium | 0g | |
| Iron | 0g |
Other ingredients: Coffee, fulvic acid, fibersol fiber
My thoughts on the coffee:
- Since this is coffee, how much caffeine does it have? Perhaps 75 mg to 150 mg of caffeine, according to the Keurig website. The coffee is an Italian dark roast.
- There ARE percent daily values for total carbohydrates but the nutrition facts label does not list anything. Why?
- The fulvic acid mineral-infused coffee also contains Fibersol fiber yet the nutrition facts label states it has zero fiber. Which is it? Does the coffee have fiber or not? Fibersol is a synthetic fiber that has some weight loss research. For more on fibersol fiber see this review.
How Much Does BlackOxygen Cost?
Here are the prices listed on the company's official website:
- BlackOxygen tablets $110 per box (40 tablets per box)
- Fulvic acid powder $110 per pouch (4.41 oz/ 125 g)
- Infused fulvic acid coffee $30. A box has 12 K-cups
Black Oxygen Research
The company has supported at least one clinical investigation showing their fulvic acid minerals can chelate or bind to heavy metals, removing them from the body. The report is titled “The effects of fulvic acid on the chelation/elimination of heavy metals.”
In this report, which can be found on the BlackOxygenOrganics.com website, 10 people were given the NuWTR fulvic acids for 45 days. Their urine analysis showed greater excretion of toxic heavy metals such as lead and aluminum.
Problems with the study
- It does not appear to be peer-reviewed
- It contained only 10 people
- No placebo group
- It's stated the study was carried out in consultation with NuWTR, the other name for the Black Oxygen company
Black Oxygen Organics Company
The company name is Black Oxygen Organics Inc. Another name appears to be NUWTR (New Water?). The website is BlackOxygenOrganics.com. The CEO is Marc Saint-Onge who is a Kinesiotherapist and holds a BA in psychology from Laurentian University in Canada. Prior to this Mr. Saint-Onge was the founder and CEO of Oxygen Coaching and Sales, a business coaching company.
The Black Oxygen Organics company has US and Canadian offices. Here are the addresses:
- US Office: 30 N Gould St Sheridan, WY 82801
- Canadian Office: 6200, Boul. Taschereau suite 405 Brossard, Québec Canada J4W 3J8. Another name for the Canadian company might be 11578243 CANADA INC
To contact the company about your order, email them at support@blackoxygenorganics.com or call 613-218-4254. If you are looking for a refund, email the company at Refunds@blackoxygenorganics.com.
Regarding the 30 N Gould Street address, according to the Better Business Bureau, this is a Commercial Registered Agents location and typically is not a physical place of business.
The BlackOxygen company gets their fulvic acid from a peat bog in Ottawa, Canada. They are the only company permitted to sustainably harvest this area, which is said to be one of the most abundant sources of fulvic acids on Earth.
Refunds and Money Back Guarantee
BlackOxygen Organics comes with a 30-day window to get 100% of your money back if you are unsatisfied. If you wait longer than 1 month, then the refund is 50% of the purchase price. Because the company is involved in multi-level marketing (network marketing), might this refund policy apply to distributors? That said, it should confer to customers who use the supplements too.
The refund policy is not well laid out on the website. The Refunds Page does not contain phone numbers, email addresses, or physical addresses or what procedure is to be followed to send the supplements back. To contact the company, email them at Refunds@blackoxygenorganics.com or call the company at 613-218-4254.
Update. The company is no longer in business. The website no longer appears active.
Contact Black Oxygen Customer Service
If you're searching for a review that tells you how to contact the company, here it is:
- Call: 613 -218- 4254
- Emal: support@blackoxygenorganics.com and Refunds@blackoxygenorganics.com
- The website also has a live chat option on the screen's lower right side.
- Another option is to reach out to the BlackOxygen brand partner who you purchased your supplements from. They can help with questions.
- Update: The company has gone out of business, so the emails and phone numbers probably no longer work.
Black Oxygen Organics BBB Rating
The Better Business Bureau gave the company an F rating of 1 out of 5 stars when this review was updated. The BBB reports a “pattern of complaints” from people having issues with delayed shipping, product concerns, and customer service. It is possible some of this may be due to the company having difficulties keeping up with the demand for their products, which were quite popular. According to the BBB the company appears to now be out of business.
Did Black Oxygen Organics Go Out Of Business?
As reported by WSB TV 2 in Atlanta, the company is no longer in business. According to the FDA, the company went out of business on November 23 2021. In September, the Canadian company recalled lots of its fulvic acid supplement:
- BlackOxygen Tablets (NPN 80106662)
- BlackOxygen Organics Powder (NPN 80097385)
after levels of heavy metals were detected. An Atlanta attorney has also filed a federal lawsuit against the company after heavy metals were found in the fulvic acid supplements. While heavy metals can occur naturally in foods, according to ClassAction.org the levels of arsenic, lead, and cadmium in Black Oxygen Organics are unacceptable. The Food and Drug Administration advises people to not use fulvic acid supplements from Black Oxygen Organics.
If you need a refund, try emailing the company at Refunds@blackoxygenorganics.com or call them at 613 -218- 4254. If you have had experienced health problems after taking BOO or if you have insights on how people can get their money back, leave a comment below to help others.
What Do I Suggest?
I like supplements with clinical research. Kyolic Aged Garlic Extract has dozens of clinical studies, many involving humans
showing aged garlic extract reduces cholesterol and bad LDL cholesterol, homocysteine, inflammation, coronary calcium, advanced glycation end products, and blood pressure and even seems to reduce plaque in arteries. This is a supplement I take every day.
Shilajit a source of fulvic acids also has its share of positive human clinical research.
Shilajit Video Review
Watch on my Youtube channel if you prefer.
BlackOxygen Testimonials
Searching social media reveals several people who claim BOO fulvic acid supplements have helped them. Health problems the supplements are said to help range from:
- helping tick bites
- improving immune system
- helping covid-19 and long covid symptoms
- improved energy levels/sustained energy
- better stamina and mental focus
- reduced muscle aches and pains
- better skin complexion
While positive testimonials are good to see, keep in mind individual results will vary. Most online testimonials are not backed up by research.
Black Oxygen Organics Complaints
The Better Business Bureau lists complaints against the company, such as difficulties getting refunds. Some have reported problems contacting the company. Unfortunately, complaints listed with the Better Business Bureau appear to be unanswered, which may factor into their BBB rating. Could this simply be because the BOO company is not aware of them?
Black Oxygen Organics Side Effects
No side effects or adverse reactions are known to occur from taking BOO supplements although, in a TV news report linked to the above, one woman said she experienced stomach pains, extreme fatigue, and vomiting after taking the supplement.
On December 3rd, 2021, the FDA advised people not to use BOO supplements due to the presence of elevated levels of arsenic and lead. The company claimed BOO supplements are approved by Health Canada and have a Health Canada Natural Product Number (NPN 80063624).
Much of what is known about fulvic acid is gleaned from studies on laboratory animals or isolated cells. For example, in rats, fulvic acid might reduce thyroid function. But this doesn't necessarily mean it hurts thyroid function in people. In some clinical trials, some people reported sore throats, headaches, and diarrhea. Not everyone experiences these issues. To reduce any possible side effects you may have, here are some suggestions:
- Start by taking less than recommended for the first week.
- Don't use it if you are pregnant or breastfeeding unless your doctor says it's OK.
- Avoid if under the age of 18 or still growing.
- Speak to your physician if you have autoimmune disorders such as Hashimoto's thyroid disease or rheumatoid arthritis.
- If you take any medications, ask your doctor first.
- Stop taking at least two weeks before having surgery, including dental surgery.
Black Oxygen Supplements Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Company supports research | Expensive |
| Positive testimonials | Negative testimonials |
| Most fulvic acid research is not on humans | |
| Some claims not supported by research |
Does Black Oxygen Really Work?
The BOO company has released at least one report that appears to show BlackOxygen fulvic acid supplements can pull heavy metals like lead and aluminum out of the body. This is encouraging, but the study does not appear to be peer-reviewed, which is a weakness in my opinion. Lack of evidence does not mean it does not live up to what people are saying. Rather it just means it needs to be looked at better.
And then there are the reports BOO supplements contain toxic heavy metals like lead and arsenic, which, if true is very concerning. Based on this, the supplement cannot be recommended. So is BOO the magic molecule or just expensive, packaged dirt? Since the BOO company appears to have gone out of business, we may have to wait for better studies to determine the answer. Fulvic acids are intriguing soil nutrients that may have health benefits although most of the research involves animals and cells.
The company is no longer in business. If you have BOO supplements, it is suggested you not take them.
i purchased three bags and I am wondering about the heavy metal recall. How can I find out if my product is clean and safe? Would you toss it? I tend to be suspicious of FDA approval
the number provided is no longer active with BOO
Thank you so much
Annette
Hi Annette, I would throw it out. The Black Oxygen Organics website did not appear active when I looked at it tonight (9/25/23). I would not take the bags you purchased.
This is not a good review as it almost paints a neutral view of BOO, with just a slight lean toward the negative. Instead, it should resoundingly condemn the product and the people behind it. This is s criminal organization exploiting many. I was at the original BOO introduction meeting, and you’d think it was the second coming of you know who. There was no mention of a landfill being half a mile from where the mud was pulled.
I took the product for over a year, and I’m paying a huge price. My bones and muscles are always sore, and I’ve fought through brain fog. Myheavy meals have tested through the moon, very dangerous levels. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE MARC ST ONGE CHARGED BY THE POLICE AND END UP IN JAIL. He has taken advantage of people, destroyed belief in the supplement industry, and ruined people’s lives.
Barry I’m is awfully sorry to learn about your health problems! When I originally wrote the BOO review, it was before I learned of the reports of heavy metals and toxicity people were reporting. When I became aware of it, I updated the review. As for the tone of the review, I try to stick to the facts and present so that readers can draw their own conclusions. The internet is full of bombastic articles and I really try to not be one of them. Given your health problems I can certainly understand how you would want a more aggressive angle on this topic. I truly hope your health improves and if you come across any updates on Black Oxygen Organics I hope you will let me know so I can update this review.
Thank you Joe. I have been doing a lot of research on Boo. There is nothing good to say about the company. I just don’t know why the principles haven’t been charged. I will keep you informed b
yes please do Barry. I try to keep up with the companies/supplements I review but people like yourself really help me stay on top of things. 🙂
I have bought the black oxygen and heard it was recalled and the company is going under. I would like a refund, but I don’t remember what card I used or even a gift card?
Hi Stacey, I’m not sure how to help you. This is a review of black oxygen organics supplements. It is not associated with the company in any way. Other than the company information listed in the review, In not sure how else to help. You could try reaching out to the Better Business Bureau. I linked to the BBB company file in the review. Just scroll up and you’ll see it. I hope some of this helps Stacey.
Do you still have it? I can buy it from you.
Kris, just curious, why would you want to buy them given the controversy?
Because of the thousands and thousands of people who had miraculous changes in their life, my hair grew back and energy came back. And so many positive changes to our lives happened.. as in the past, when something works really, really well, and it doesn’t go through FDA and your doctor.. somehow, the company, or the owners die.
I’m sure that none of the medical treatments doctors use ever have negative effects, or people ever die from the use of them or else All those would also be totally destroyed and their companies ruined. I agree… The company did not handle things well when things went upside down. But there was an internal conflict of someone who was determined to destroy the company because he did not get what he wanted.
And he did destroy the company and it went under and disappeared.. And I’m not sure I could have handled things well with all that happening after having so many thousands of people who having so many Miracle like healings.. because of some dirt from deep in the Earth.
That is why I would use any BOO I could get MY HANDS ON.. other companies that are selling the same type of product are not getting the same results this product got.. Wake up people. We know it’s all about money and power and. healing people are making people healthier with 25 cents a day of dirt is not profitable..
And smart people don’t reply to these messages because you never know when you are going to be the one that is turned on. I know of people who have left America being pursued for making people healthier. That was not FDA approved. So there was no money in it for the powers that be. For example, have you ever read the real story of why marijuana or hemp was declared? illegal to own or use?. I am not an THC user or marijuana smoker, but I do know it has its place. And I don’t mean for ever one to be high all the time.
Cosma, I can’t speak on the things you are alluding to as I am not privy to the internal goings on at the company.
You can purchase my bag.
Kelli, I don’t think its wise to sell the supplement to anyone.
I started taking Boo 4 weeks before it shut down. I was not able to get a refund. When I found out it was going out of business I hurried up and bought bags from other companies because we didn’t know the root of the problem at the time. We thought it was a funding problem and then it became a health issue. I was very disappointed because within two weeks I felt spectacular I had a happy mood I had energy and I felt like living life especially after the downfall of Covid.
I still think it’s a good product I’m concerned about the arsenic. if that’s true so I’m holding onto my boo I have it in a glass container sealed! I’m going to see the outcomes of what they find out during the courts and the hearings.
I did take a little today and I’m tempted to take a tiny bit at a time because I truly loved it. I hope it finds its way to be healthy and can be back on the market at some point. I hope he finds its way back to the market and it does become a great product again because it really was fabulous.
Debra, Thank you for sharing and sorry you were not able to get a refund. I am happy you did not have any side effects – and only good results. Consider holding off taking BOO supplements for now until we know more. As you know, lead and arsenic are serious. I’m not sure how widespread all of this is. I’m sure eventually we will know more. If you come across any new info on this black oxygen organics controversy I hope you will let me know what you find. I hope you have a nice Christmas too 🙂
I used the first time Boo, then Fulvic humic from Sunday suppl. (Germany) and then Black Fulvic Humic (GTx organics).
No side effects with Boo, so in good state, energy, powerful, I could eat many other things than before (many intolerances, and especially phenols, salicylates, sulfur, oxalates…), I took 15 kg en few months!
then Boo closed the door and I used Sunday suppl., no effects and some bad effects (large intestine injuries) and now Black Fulvic: many injuries due to phenols I think, and more intestinal effects (friends tested it and also felt side effects), less energu/Boo…
Finally, I regret Boo, I still have 80 gr of it, I wonder if I will test it to compare…
did you get some news about the real data which lead to the Boo stop production???
Hi Causse, Im not privy to any “real data” from the company. All I know about BOO and the company is what I reported. Sorry to hear you had bad side effects form the Sunday Suppl Fulvic humic supplement. I’m not familiar with the GTX organics company.
I was previously taking a shilajit product but decided to give Black Oxygen Organics a try when I ran out of the shilajit.
And boy was that a huge mistake!
From the very first day, I had a high heart rate that sent me to the doctor. I didn’t realize it was the fulvic acid at first so I just quit taking the product for a couple of weeks and picked it back up later.
The second time around, after a few days, I didn’t notice any particular benefit from it. In fact, I called my general practitioner about feeling ill with heart rate issues to which they alerted me I just sounded dehydrated.
Since Black Oxygen was advertised as an electrolyte I decided to make sure I was consistent with my use of the product, but no more than 1/8 tsp a day… and a couple of days trying 1/4 tsp.
Well, after only one week of daily use I got worse and worse and ended up in the ER!
I was, in fact, not dehydrated. (They tested me for it at the ER)
I full-heartedly believe the Black Oxygen Fulvic Acid was poisoning me!
It took me two months to feel any degree of normal and two more months for me to get back to somewhat how I was health-wise before trying Black Oxygen.
It was the worst decision of my life!
Anyone still taking this product needs to stop ASAP. There is a reason it was recalled, filed a lawsuit against, and subsequently closed down.
Rebecca, I’m so sorry to learn what happened to you! I looked through some of your Instagram posts and just feel awful for you. One of the things I find perplexing about BOO is that people claimed they were approved by Health Canada and even provided a Health Canada Natural Product Number ((NPN 80063624). Yet after all the problems came to light, when I read news articles its said the company was not approved by Health Canada. Were they or weren’t they approved? Might you know anything on this?
I’m glad you got the medical attention needed and are feeling better today.
I took this product almost daily for 4 months. I got sicker and sicker but didn’t connect the dots. I’m still ill 2 years later. Is it the Boo?? Burning, swollen tongue, fatigue, body pains, feelings of dehydration, weakness, poor sleep, poor memory, nausea. I had a parasite test a couple months after stopping and it was negative. I took a blood heavy metal test and the Dr said it was normal. I did an at home urine test months later and it showed high arsenic but not cadmium, lead, or mercury. How do we heal from this? I was already terribly sick from Levaquin and trying to heal. I feel so defeated.
Oh Sherrie, I’m awfully sorry to learn about the issues you are having. Did you show the results from your home urine test to your doctor or pharmacist? They may have some ideas on how to lower those levels. Try not to beat yourself up Sherrie. Because you are still out there looking for answers means you are NOT defeated. As long as you keep getting up, you are not defeated. I will say a prayer you fine an answer. Keep us posted.
Thank you! My doctor said the urine test was within the normal range, even though several metals seemed quite elevated and in the orange/red zone. She said she had never seen a heavy metal test before so maybe I should find another physician and repeat labs. I have five children and can’t give up trying to find a way to feel good again.
If anyone else here feels that BOO sickened them, I’d love to hear their recovery stories. I’m hoping time will be the best healer like it was after my Levaquin poisoning. I didn’t think I’d have to go through something similar again, but here we are. I should have known better and not have used that product.
Sherrie, maybe a pharmacist can give you some insights on how to lower your heavy metal levels. Id also be interested in reading what others have done too. I hope you find an answer Sherrie. Im sure all of this is quite stressful for you. I have to believe you will be back to normal eventually.
I know this an old post but I’m just seeing it today. I am a victim of the criminality of BOO and would love to connect with others. I live in Toronto and my heavy metals have tested through the roof, using a 24 hour urine tests that was processed by a hospital in London, Ontario. Several tests have confirmed the results and even the testers redid their tests as they found it hard to believe that someone could test so high.
I have been trying to rid my body of heavy metals for months, with some, though not nearly enough success.
I would like to see the owner, Marc St Onge in prison, for what he did to us just for money. This was no accident, he lied from the get go. I was at the original launch when he held up a sheet of the product certification and bragged about it. Turns out no one ever signed those papers, the numbers were just made up.
I know a lot about ridding the body of heavy metals – I’ve tried numerous methods. It can be done to a degree but some are very difficult to remove. My cadmium numbers are still ten times the maximum amounts allowed in a body. According to London Health Sciences Centres St Joseph’s Health Care, who did the test, the acceptable range for the deadly cadmium is 0 (ideal) to 17.8 ( right on the edge of danger. My most recent test number is 138.8. No one knows how to get rid of cadmium in humans. It doesn’t go away though I am trying.
My mercury and aluminum are down, but this was different from all other heavy metal poisoning cases. Why?
Because St. Onge took his mud from a bog less than a mile from a landfill. That means that those of us who took his tainted product absorbed industrial heavy metals of all sort. I’m high in vanadium, strontium, uranium, lead, arsenic, chromium, cadmium, thallium, cobalt, manganese, sulfur, nickel and more.
And that is after months of detoxing. However, I must add that this was a “provoked” heavy metal test. I took 500mg. Of DMSA first, a chelating agent which loosens the metals from your bones and muscles and thus your urine count is higher because of the chelation effects. Nonetheless, it is more honest than a simple blood or urine test which can’t find these embedded metals.
If anyone wants to learn more, especially if you are going through what I am, I will do my best to help though I am not a doctor. I can’t be the only one so badly hurt by the criminal St. Onge. He really should be arrested.
I took the product for 4 months, almost daily, and am sick ever since. My urine test I took about a year later showed I was high in arsenic, barium, cesium, rubidium, thallium, and titanium. I haven’t been doing anything except eating healthy, getting daily sun, trying to rest enough. Some days I feel ok and others I feel like like I’m so toxic, nauseated, ill feeling, terrible fatigue, irritability.
The urine test I did myself and took my results to my doctor and she said it was nothing to worry about as they are in the high range of normal, but still within normal. I’m not sure about that and if she even knows how to read the chart properly. I think I need another doctor, but I had (still have) horrible pelvic pain since taking Boo (no clue if it is connected) and had every test imagine able to figure out the source of the pain, but everything is normal- MRI, cat scan, x-ray, ultrasound, colonoscopy, endoscopy- and I’m quite in the hole financially.
How are you detoxing from heavy metals? Can a holistic type doctor retest my metal levels and help me? I feel like a shell of what I used to be. I was poisoned by Levaquin 9 years ago and recovered and now this. It’s so very frustrating. I was just trying to improve my health and made it so much worse.
Thanks so much, Jeff, I hope it helps. Do keep me posted.
Do you think black oxygen would help fibromyalgia fatigue? Ive been dealing with fibro for about 8 years and the pain is bad enough but its zapped my energy too. Im wipped out at the end of the day. Any thoughts are welcomed.
Hi Sandra, sorry to hear you’ve been battling fibromyalgia. While I’m not aware of any research on Black Oxygen helping fibromyalgia pain and energy levels, Im intrigued with some of the research Here is a video I made on the research. So far there’s nothing on fibromyalgia but if it helps you should know in about a month.
Another supplement that may be worth taking a look at is called Ribose. Ribose is a type of sugar. Preliminary research finds ribose helps fibromyalgia.
Here is the Ribose fibromyalgia review
I hope this helps you.
I have an 11-year-old malamute that I want to keep healthy as long as possible. do you think black oxygen would help?
Hi Terry, This would be a question I’d ask a vet. I have seen conflicting reports on fulvic acid and dogs. In one report its said humic acids made them vomit but in another report it didn’t.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC7505752/
This might also depend on how much was used. Again I think a veterinarian may be a good resource on this.
Thank you so much for this review! My mind has been spinning over what to make of this supplement. it took some time but I managed to find your review and you answered all of my questions. Your shilajit video was compelling. I think I will try that first and see what happens.
Thanks, Jennifer, I’m glad you were able to find me. Feel free to share it with your friends 🙂
Sounds like compost to me. I’ll pass.
Bud, I understand. I really hope to see more research on fulvic acid. some of the research I’ve seen on Shilajit, a source of fulvic acid is interesting.