shilajit

Shilajit is a natural, tar-like mineral resin that forms over centuries in high mountain ranges such as the Himalayas, Altai, Caucasus, and Tibetan mountains. It is created when layers of plant matter, herbs, and microbial material decompose under pressure between rock crevices. Over time, this organic matter transforms into a rich, blackish-brown resin that seeps out of the rocks during warm seasons.

Highly valued in Ayurvedic and traditional medicine, Shilajit is considered a rejuvenating and revitalizing substance. It is composed of humic substances—especially fulvic acid, a powerful natural electrolyte—along with a spectrum of minerals, trace elements, amino acids, and bioactive compounds.

When purified, Shilajit is known for supporting energy levels, vitality, cognitive function, and overall wellness. Its high content of fulvic acid helps enhance nutrient absorption, improve cellular function, and act as a natural antioxidant.

In appearance, Shilajit is sticky, resinous, and dark—typically soft at warm temperatures and harder when cold. It has a strong, earthy aroma and dissolves easily in warm water or milk.

Today, Shilajit is commonly used in resin, powder, or capsule form as a natural supplement for promoting strength, endurance, balance, and healthy aging.