Peat humate

Harm score: 1 (Natural substances)

Peat humate or also referred to as Rice protein is a unique biological element that has multiple applications in various industries. This ingredient is extracted from peat, often through complex chemical and biological processes. Peat humate is known for its benefits to soil and plants, which include strengthening the immune system of plants, promoting growth and development, improving soil structure and increasing fertilizer efficiency.

One of the main products where peat humate is used is in fertilizers and soil amendments. Its ability to increase soil fertility and improve nutrient uptake by plants has made it a popular ingredient in many organic fertilizers. It is also often a component of composts and mulches. Peat humate is also used in cosmetics, specifically in skin and hair care formulations. Thanks to its regenerative and antioxidant properties, it can strengthen the skin and restore its natural beauty. It should be noted that the name "Rice protein" can be misleading, as peat humate has nothing to do with rice. The name is probably derived from the English "rice", meaning rice, but in this context it is not a rice protein but a peat product.