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You are looking for real shilajit and find yourself facing a lot of confusion online. One supplier claims all sorts of things, while another says nothing about origin or purity. This is pure Himalayan resin (Asphaltum punjabianum), standardized to 40-60% fulvic acid and 6-18% humic acid. No powder, no capsules, no fillers. On this page, we honestly explain what you have on your hands.
Shilajit (also known as mumio or mumijo) is a dark brown, sticky resin that seeps from rock crevices in the high mountains. It is not a herb and not a plant. Over centuries, it is formed by the slow decomposition of plant material under pressure, a process called humification. This resin has been used in Ayurveda for a very long time. The main components are humic substances, plus trace minerals and amino acids. Our resin comes from the Himalayas and bears the botanical name Asphaltum punjabianum.
The two best-known substances in shilajit are fulvic acid and humic acid. Both are humic substances, byproducts of centuries of plant decomposition. The difference lies in the size of the molecule. Fulvic acid is small and dissolves well in water, even at varying acidity levels. Humic acid is a larger molecule. Together, they deliver the minerals in shilajit in an organically bound form.
A large part of the shilajit you find online is reportedly fake, heavily diluted, or contaminated. Raw, unprocessed resin can contain heavy metals such as lead, arsenic, and mercury, or fungi and pesticides. We are honest about that. This resin has been purified and lab-tested, with a certificate of analysis for each batch. The standardization to 40-60% fulvic acid is not a marketing trick but a measurable quality indicator: you know what you are buying. And because this is resin and not powder, you can check the authenticity yourself, for example by dissolving a piece in warm water. That is immediately the advantage of resin over powder or capsules: it is the least processed form, usually with a higher fulvic acid content and without added fillers. The downside is the earthy, bitter taste and that measuring it requires a little more attention. That is why a wooden dosing stick is included. For those who consciously choose quality and origin, pure shilajit in resin form is the logical choice.
There are no permitted health claims available for shilajit. Therefore, on this page we describe the origin, composition, and use, and we do not attach any promises about energy or testosterone like some webshops do.
In short: this is pure Himalayan shilajit for the curious, quality-conscious user. Transparent about origin, standardized to fulvic acid, and tested for heavy metals. A 25-gram jar, a wooden stick for dosing, and an honest explanation instead of empty promises. This way, you know exactly what you are bringing into your home.
Pure Himalayan resin (Asphaltum punjabianum), the least processed form of shilajit. No powder, no capsules, no fillers.
Standardized to 40-60% fulvic acid and 6-18% humic acid. Not a vague label, but a measurable value, so you know exactly what's in the pot.
Purified and lab-tested with an analysis certificate per batch. This allows us to honestly address the known problem of counterfeiting and contamination in shilajit.
A 25-gram jar, at approx. 500 mg per day, is good for about 50 doses. The wooden stick makes it easy to measure out the correct amount.
* Percentage van de referentie inname volgens Verordening (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
** Reference intake unknown.
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Shilajit is a dark brown, sticky resin that seeps from rock crevices in high mountain ranges such as the Himalayas. It forms over centuries through the slow decomposition of plant material under pressure. It is therefore not an herb or plant, but a natural phyto-mineral complex traditionally used in Ayurveda. This resin carries the botanical name Asphaltum punjabianum.
The difference lies mainly in the size of the molecule. Fulvic acid is small and dissolves well in water. Humic acid is a larger molecule. Both are humic substances that are formed during plant decomposition. This resin is standardized to 40-60% fulvic acid and 6-18% humic acid.
Resin is the least processed and purest form and generally contains a higher fulvic acid content. With powders and capsules, drying and processing often reduce the content, and sometimes they contain fillers. The disadvantage of resin is its bitter taste and that dosing requires a little more attention. A wooden stick is included in the jar for this purpose.
This resin has been purified and lab-tested, with a certificate of analysis per batch. This is important, as much shilajit online is diluted or contaminated with heavy metals. The standardization to fulvic acid is a measurable quality indicator. Furthermore, because it is a resin and not a powder, you can verify its authenticity yourself by dissolving a small piece in warm water.
The main components are humic substances: fulvic acid and humic acid. Fulvic acid is a small molecule that dissolves well in water; humic acid is larger. In addition, shilajit naturally contains trace minerals and amino acids.
The biggest difference is purity and transparency. Cheap shilajit is more often powder or capsules with a lower fulvic acid content, and often lacks provenance or a lab report. This Osavi resin is standardized to 40-60% fulvic acid, tested for heavy metals, and comes with a wooden dosing stick. You pay for pure resin and verifiable quality.
