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Altai Shilajit Resin — 50g
Altai Shilajit Resin — 50g
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Ingredients
Ingredients
100% organic altai shilajit resin.
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Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
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shilajit resin
Category
Natural Compound
Rich in fulvic acid and trace minerals. A traditional adaptogen used for centuries for energy and vitality.
Key Function
Adaptogen, mineral source, antioxidant.
What it's used for
Energy, vitality, mineral content. A traditional Himalayan resin.
Key Benefits
Rich in fulvic acid and trace minerals. A traditional adaptogen used for centuries for energy and vitality.
Science Behind It
Shilajit is a resin found primarily in the Himalayas, formed over centuries from plant and microbial matter. Its primary active compound is fulvic acid, alongside humic acids and a wide range of trace minerals. Fulvic acid is widely studied for its role in nutrient transport and antioxidant content. Shilajit is traditionally considered an adaptogen.
Shilajit is a dark, resinous substance that seeps from rock in high mountain ranges, formed over centuries from compressed plant material. It has been used in traditional Ayurvedic practice for generations. thecary's is pure Altai Shilajit resin — not a powder or a capsule — purified and tested.
What shilajit is
Shilajit is a naturally occurring resin found in the crevices of mountain rock, most famously in the Altai and Himalayan ranges. Its best-known component is fulvic acid, alongside a broad range of trace minerals. It is collected as a raw material, then purified to remove rock and debris before use.
Why testing matters
Because shilajit forms in rock and is often sold in raw, unregulated forms, it can carry heavy metals and other contaminants. This is the single most important thing to get right with shilajit. Ours is purified and independently tested for heavy metals and microbial safety, with each batch checked before it is sold. If a shilajit product does not mention testing, treat that as a red flag.
How to take it
Take a portion about the size of a grain of rice to a pea, up to once daily. Dissolve it in warm — not boiling — water, milk or tea until it disperses, then drink. Resin is sticky by nature, so a small measuring spoon and warm water make it easier to handle. Start with a smaller amount.
Taste and texture
Shilajit resin is intense — earthy, bitter and mineral-like. Dissolved in warm milk or a spiced tea it is far more palatable than in water alone. The stickiness and strong flavour are normal characteristics of genuine resin.
Not intended for anyone under 18, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Purified, tested and packed to FSSC 22000 standard. Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. If you are taking medication or under medical supervision, consult your doctor before use.
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Made In UK
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FSSC 22000
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Vegan
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GMO Free
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Science Backed
FAQ
What is shilajit and what does it do?
Shilajit is a natural resin that seeps from mountain rock, best known for its fulvic acid and trace mineral content, with a long history in traditional Ayurvedic practice.
How do I take shilajit resin?
Take a portion roughly the size of a grain of rice to a pea, up to once daily. Dissolve it in warm — not boiling — water, milk or tea until it disperses, then drink. A small spoon and warm water help with the stickiness. Start with a smaller amount.
What's the difference between Altai and Himalayan shilajit?
Both are shilajit resin, named for the mountain ranges they come from — the Altai in Central Asia and the Himalayas. The material is broadly similar; the differences come down to source, altitude and, most importantly, how well it has been purified and tested. Ours is Altai resin.
How long does a 50g jar last?
That depends on your serving size. At a rice-grain to pea-sized portion once daily, a 50g jar typically lasts one to three months.
How long does it take for shilajit to work?
Shilajit is taken as a traditional daily resin, so it is best used consistently as part of a routine rather than for an immediate effect.
What does shilajit resin taste like?
Intense — earthy, bitter and mineral-like. Most people find it far more palatable dissolved in warm milk or a spiced tea than in plain water. That strong flavour and sticky texture are normal for genuine resin.
Can women take shilajit?
Yes — shilajit is not specific to one sex. It is not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, however, and anyone taking medication or under medical supervision should check with their doctor first.
Is shilajit tested for heavy metals?
Yes, and this is the most important question to ask of any shilajit. Because it forms in rock, raw shilajit can carry heavy metals and contaminants. Ours is purified and independently tested for heavy metals and microbial safety, batch by batch, before it is sold.
Is thecary's shilajit vegan?
Yes. Shilajit is a mineral-rich resin, not an animal product, and ours contains no animal-derived ingredients, making it suitable for vegans.
Can I take shilajit with other supplements?
Generally yes — shilajit is a traditional resin taken as part of a daily routine. As with any supplement, if you take prescription medication or are under medical supervision, check with your doctor or pharmacist before combining.
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