FAQ

Shilajit is a natural resinous substance originating from high altitude areas such as the Himalayas. It is formed by the decomposition and mineralization of ancient plants and microorganisms over hundreds to thousands of years. It is known as the "essence of the mountain" or "elixir of life" in Ayurvedic medicine. It is rich in minerals and bioactive ingredients and is widely used in traditional and modern health fields.

Traditional Uses: In Ayurvedic medicine, Shilajit is used as a "Rasayana" (life extension agent), mainly for enhancing physical strength, improving reproductive function, anti-aging, and treating diabetes, urinary system diseases, etc.

Modern Applications:

Enhance physical fitness: Improve mitochondrial function, promote energy metabolism, and help athletes improve endurance and recovery speed.

Anti-aging: Reduce free radical damage through fulvic acid, promote collagen synthesis (such as 4-5 times increase in type I collagen), improve skin elasticity and microcirculation.

Cognitive Health: Improve memory and concentration, and reduce oxidative stress damage to the brain.

Reproductive Health: Increase male sperm count and vitality, regulate female hormone balance, and assist in the treatment of infertility.

Immunity and Metabolism: Regulate blood sugar and cholesterol levels, support heart health, and enhance immunity

As a functional supplement that combines tradition and modernity, Shilajit needs to be used according to individual health conditions. Key principles include: strict dosage control, avoiding people with contraindications, selecting high-purity products, and using it in combination with drugs under the guidance of a doctor. If an abnormal reaction occurs, stop using it immediately and seek medical attention.