Pure Authentic Siberian Altai "Golden Mountains" Shilajit Resin 100g 3.53oz - Measuring Spoon – Quality & Safety Certificate in Each Box

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To use, simply take a rice-sized amount of Mountain Gold's Shilajit and dissolve it in warm water or your favourite beverage. Some studies have evidenced men to have had an increase of 23% in testosterone levels against a placebo group. It’s an effective and safe supplement that can have a positive effect on your overall health and well-being. Furthermore, what makes Authentic Shilajit® unique are its ashless humic acids, and not merely its fulvic acid content.

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Invest in your well-being and choose Mountain Gold's Shilajit — a testament to nature's purest source of vitality.Today, shilajit continues to be treasured as a holistic supplement, celebrated for its historical significance and its ability to help individuals thrive in the modern world. Some may notice improvements in energy levels and overall well-being within a few days, while others may take a couple of weeks.

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Shilajit Resin by Authentic Shilajit® is the highest-quality Shilajit on earth with best quality control. Add a small portion of shilajit paste in a glass of water, it will start dissolving slowly in the water and within a very short time period, it gets fully dissolved imparting a golden black colour to water. Authentic Shilajit® outperforms all conventionally made Shilajit and Mumie resins in quality and efficacy.

Dibenzo-alpha pyrones and biphenylcarboxylates (brown): These are the unique health giving compounds in shilajit. Sourced from remote regions, our Shilajit is carefully extracted and processed to ensure the preservation of its remarkable properties. With our 40gm jars, you can conveniently carry the transformative benefits of Shilajit with you wherever life takes you. The manufacturers hype the origins too by claiming that it is “Himalayan Shilajit” or “Nepali Shilajit,” as an attempt to add legitimacy.