Find It, Picture It, Post It and Win

DALLAS - June 22, 2015 - PRLog -- If what we see is what we look for, then you will be seeing “green” when you find FulHum. Kicking off a 5 City Tour in Dallas TX today FulHum will be strategically hiding bottles with a $100 bill tied to it with the clues posted on Facebook to their location.

When the bottles are found, the winners take their picture and post it with the hashtag #FindFulhum and they are entered to win the $1,000 Grand Prize.

“We’re excited about this campaign to give people the opportunity to win free money – drink the ‘greatest water on Earth’ and participate in a scavenger hunt to track down the elusive FulHum Iconic Bottle,” says EarthWater Chairman CJ Comu.

Where did the name FulHum come from? It stands for “Fulvic and Humic” compounds, these are the principal and naturally occurring components of the, +9pH Alkaline mineral-enriched bottled water sold at almost all leading grocery and health stores.

FulHum’s proprietary formula is different from other mineral waters because many scientific studies and white papers written by nutritional experts about fulvic and humic compounds (such as those found in Fulhum) are able to help the human body detoxify free radicals, eliminate some harmful pathogens, assist and improve nutrient absorption, all while delivering essential minerals that are becoming scarcer in our daily diets.

Why drink ordinary water or sugary sodas when you can drink FulHum. Real. Raw. Organic.

The primary compounds contained in Fulhum are purified Fulvic Humic complexes created using a recognized organic process which is both kosher and USDA certified as organic, and the product is packaged for consumption by its addition to filtered de-chlorinated water, under stringent quality controlled conditions.

About EarthWater PLC

FulHum is a product of EarthWater PLC www.EarthWater.com. Fulhum is a Mineral Infused +9ph Alkaline Water which is 100% natural, proprietary blend of organic Fulvic and Humic complexes mined from deep within the earth’s surface. For more info, visit Fulhum www.fulhum.com.