Shilajit Mumijo HIMALAYA (Kenzi) 40 gram product description

100% Shilajit Himalaya

Pure Himalaya Shilajit

• Pure and authentic Shilajit.
• The Shilajit is a at great heights naturally occurring substance known as mumio (moomiyo), mumie, asphaltum or shilajit. This herbomineral nectar drips gradually from cracks in the rock at high altitude.
• Supplied with a handy dosing spoon
• 100% natural product in its pure, original form
• Lab-tested

Himalaya Shilajit

• The extreme altitudes and varied topography of the Himalayas, along with ancient practices of Shilajit collection, give this variety its unique properties. The combination of high altitude, specific climatic conditions and traditional extraction methods contribute to the mild yet effective nature of this Himalayan Shilajit.
• Taste: Slightly milder than its Altai counterpart, appealing to those who prefer a softer taste.
• Texture: Its texture is distinctive and offers a slightly different experience that some may find more pleasant.

Shilajit Composition: 65-80% minerals, 20-35% organic matter

• an effective phytocomplex
• more than 85 minerals in ionic form (magnesium, calcium, phosphorus, iron...)
• 60 macro and micro elements
• a wide range of vitamins (A, E, B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, C...)
• essential and non-essential amino acids
• monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids
• selenium
• phospholipids
• humic acid
• fulvic acid

Contents

• Pure Mumijo Shilajit (resin) Himalaya
• 40 grams (can be used 200 times)

Instructions for use

• The product can be taken once a day, dissolved in warm water, tea or milk with a temperature of up to 39° C. Filtered and non-chlorinated water is recommended. The first doses should be as large as a grain of wheat and later to the size of a pea. Ghee (clarified butter), coconut butter or honey can also be added to the solution.
• INTAKE: Scoop out a bit of shilajit the size of a grain of wheat or the size of a pea with a spoon and dissolve it in 200 ml of liquid. Shilajit dissolves completely within a few minutes. Stir and consume.
• The recommended daily amount (0.2 to 0.6 g) should not be exceeded.
• After three weeks of intake, a one-week break is recommended.
• Shilajit or mumie can be used in many ways. It is an excellent ingredient for regenerative drinks, smoothies and culinary specialties. It also works well with other nutritional supplements, foods and superfoods, as it increases and enriches their potential.
• In the field of cosmetics, shilajit is used for the preparation of peels, wraps and ointments.

How is Shilajit obtained?

• The fabric mumio (or shilayit) occurs naturally as resinous droplets. The viscosity changes depending on the temperature. Other states or forms of aggregation (such as powder, tablets, etc.) require the processing of the raw ingredient and the addition of other substances. During this processing the substance can lose its valuable properties and energy. Shilajit is mumio in its original form, subjected only to a simple cleaning process. Shilajit is a natural substance. When Shilajit is found in nature, it accumulates in a basin of clean, warm water where it separates from the stone particles and dirt. No chemical compounds are used in this procedure.

Reserved

• Because mumio (or shilajit) affects the metabolism of sugars, diabetics should monitor their blood sugar levels regularly. Mumio (or shilajit) contains phenylalanine and is contraindicated for people with phenylketonuria (PKU). If you are pregnant or nursing, or under a doctor's care for a health condition, consult your doctor before taking this or any other supplement.
• When used properly and in the right dosage, Shilajit is not associated with any serious side effects. In cases where someone takes iron supplements along with Shilajit, it can lead to the formation of excess iron in the blood, as Shilajit contains quite a high amount of iron. In very rare cases, it can worsen gout or lower blood pressure. But apart from these three cases, Shilajit is completely safe, even in larger than normal doses.

• Shilajit side effects can be a sign of poor quality Shilajit, or something that claims to be Shilajit but isn’t. Be aware that many Shilajit supplements on the market are not exactly what they claim to be. Some of these contain artificial fertilizers. Others contain toxic heavy metals. Make sure you’re using the right stuff.
• Possible side effects of fulvic acid can occur in the same way, if taken in an isolated form, because they are not in the same ratio as in the real Shilajit.
• For many, Shilajit is best taken with food to minimize any lightheadedness that may occur.
• However, it is always a good idea to listen to your body and stop taking Shilajit if you notice any symptoms of an allergic reaction including nausea, dizziness, increased heart rate, itching, etc. Keep in mind that this applies to everything we ingest and there were no cases of serious allergic reactions on Shilajit reported.
• Of course, it's always best to talk to your doctor before taking any supplements, especially in cases where you're already taking prescription medications.
• If you take a very high dose, Shilajit can increase uric acid levels, which in turn can lead to increased bile concentrations, leading to more problems. However, this only happens if a very large dose is administered.