For millennia Shilajit has been harvested from high in the Himalayas. At the very least it is composed from centuries of decomposing plants. However, there may just be some special shit (yes, real shit) that loads Shilajit with nutrients improving your overall health.
Fulvic and humic acids abound in Shilajit and these acids have been shown to restore minerals to your body while also purging toxins. They work in conjunction to increase energy levels by enhancing your body’s natural production of adenosine triphosphate.
Shilajit is also mineral-rich with iron, silicon, and silver. Iron promotes blood cell function and enzyme synthesis. Silicon attributes to collagen production, muscle tone, and skeletal strength. Silver has been long used to fend off infections.
Ayurvedic practitioners have used Shilajit to treat anemia due to its levels of iron and copper. These minerals support the healthily red blood cells which increase the transportation of oxygen to your body. Strong and healthy cells optimize heart, liver, and kidney functions.
The humic acids in Shilajit significantly enhance the transfer of energy and electrons to the mitochondria. In simpler terms, humic acids quickly break nutrients down delivering them more efficiently to your body’s needs. This increases energy levels by delivering the nutrients quickly and giving your cells access to the required needs.
Shilajit improves mental activity with its nootropic effects from tyrosine. You may not know tyrosine but you know dopamine. Tyrosine stimulates the brain to release balanced amounts of dopamine. Dopamine can increase focus, brain function, and even elevate your mood.
The zinc found in Shilajit acts to stabilize blood sugars. One way it does this is by metabolizing carbohydrates. The chromium found in Shilajit also serves to lower blood sugar by decreasing the insulin required to metabolize glucose.
There are two main theories regarding the origin of Shilajit. One says it comes from nutrient-rich plants and herbs decomposing for centuries. And it sounds totally healthy, like a whole dose of nutrients are packed in there. And there are tons of nutrients packed in there.
The other theory is a bit less glamorous. It suggests the possibility that Shilajit actually comes from animal (bats/mountain rodent) shit. That’s not a typo. But this is good shit. The animals eat the nutrient-rich plants and herbs mentioned previously. Then they deposit their nutrient-rich feces (shit) in the mountains. The shit decomposes and leaves behind only the good shit from the original shit.
It may be tough to swallow, but rest assured that our GMP facility in the USA takes every measure to deliver a safe and pure product. We at Boldanic think its a combination of the plants and the shit that create a powerful and purified supplement to serve your body many of its dire needs.
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