3 Sizes:
60 grams, $135 (a 6 week supply if used daily, give or take)
20 grams, $50 (a 2 week supply if used daily, give or take)
10 grams, $30 (a 1 week supply if used daily, give or take)
 
In Sanskrit, shilajit means “destroyer of weakness,” so aptly named is this mineral resin. Shilajit is a blackish-brown, sticky substance found in the high altitudes of the Himalayas and other mountainous regions. It is formed through a complex process involving: 
 
Decomposition of Plant Material: Shilajit is believed to originate from the decomposition of ancient plants, such as euphorbia royleana and trifolium repens. Over centuries, these plants release organic compounds, including humic and fulvic acids. 
 
Humification: The organic compounds released by the decomposing plants undergo a process called humification, where they transform into complex, dark-colored substances known as humins. 
 
Mineralization: The humins interact with minerals in the soil, forming a unique mixture that contains a wide range of nutrients, including fulvic acid, humic acid, minerals, and antioxidants. 
 
Extraction: Shilajit is typically extracted from the rocks and soil where it is found. This involves crushing the material and extracting the soluble components using water or other solvents. The extract is then purified and concentrated to produce shilajit resin or powder. 
 
It's important to note that the exact composition and formation process of shilajit can vary depending on the specific location and environmental factors. 
 
HOW TO USE/DOSAGE:
 
Shilajit resin is considered the purest form of the substance, and it is highly potent.
 
* Start with a small, pea-sized amount of Shilajit resin, roughly 100 mg to 300 mg daily.
 
* Mix with Warm Water: Dissolve the resin in a glass of warm water, milk, or tea. Warm liquids help to activate the minerals and nutrients, making it easier for your body to absorb.
 
* Timing: Consume Shilajit on an empty stomach in the morning for maximum energy and vitality throughout the day. You can also take it at night if your goal is relaxation and improved sleep quality.
 
It's generally advised to avoid contact between shilajit and metal, especially when preparing or consuming it, due to the risk of contamination and potential interactions.
 
* Potential for Leaching:
Metal utensils or containers can potentially leach harmful substances into the shilajit, increasing the risk of contamination. 

 
* Use glass or ceramic:
When storing, preparing, or consuming shilajit, it's best to use glass or ceramic containers and utensils to minimize any potential for contamination. 

Available in 10g, 20g and 60g jars.
 
(20g is, on average, a two week supply if used daily. )
 
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