shilajit takes thousands of years to create
good things take time. great things take longer.
experience for yourself the benefits of this ancient supplement.
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good things take time. great things take longer.
experience for yourself the benefits of this ancient supplement.
OH! BTW
any interest in a free 20-day sample of shilala?
shilala shilajit is a naturally occurring & purified resin created by the decomposition of organic matter over thousands of years.
it is harvested from high elevation rocks throughout the Himalayan & Altai Mountain ranges.
shilajit is a potent and very safe dietary supplement, restoring energetic balance.
the key to its nutritional value is the abundant presence of fulvic acid which allows all the 80+ minerals it contains to be highly bioavailable to the human body.
shilajit contains all 7 macro & all 8 trace minerals deemed essential for the human body.
shilala is not a drug & is not approved to treat any medical conditions.
however, shilajit has been used in ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years to treat a number of maladies. it isn't well know in the West yet; but we want to change that!
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
It is not meant to substitute for medical advice from your physician or other medical professional. You should not use the information contained herein for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease, or prescribing any medication. If you have or suspect that you have a medical problem, promptly contact your regular health care provider.
minute 01:08:59 Hormone Health: Shilajit
"There are certain supplements, things like shilajit, for instance, something from Ayurvedic medicine; which mainly has the active ingredient fulvic acid, which is known to, for instance, increase things like FSH (follicle stimulating hormone), which, in women is going to increase certain aspects of egg growth [hence the name follicle stimulating hormone]; its going to stimulate certain aspects of fertility - its pro-fertile - and in males can make for more sperm production or more motile sperm. FSH is also going to indirectly increase testosterone in males; it's known to increase libido in both males & females. So things like shilajit, can indeed, augment multiple hormones and support multiple hormone systems, generally in the direction of pro-fertility, pro-libido and increasing estrogen & testosterone."
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what is a superfood?
”a food that is rich in compounds (such as antioxidants, fiber or fatty acids) considered beneficial to a person’s health.”
Something this definition doesn't mention is that superfood nutritional content is dependent on the soil it is grown in.
Simply put: depleted soils create mineral deficient food.
Unfortunately ... land that has been farmed for decades becomes depleted, even with efforts like crop rotation; because of erosion, livestock impact, synthetic fertilizers and other chemicals. Even organic farms may not have high quality soil; that is not a requirement to earn organic status.
Superfoods grown in depleted soil will yield less mineral content.
Why is shilala different?
Shilajit will never be dependent on the soil quality because it IS the quality of the soil itself...it is the organic matter that determines the quality of the topsoil. It has been preserved over many thousands of years in the high elevations of the Himalayan & Altai Mountains. It is essentially ancient, high quality soil.
Shilajit isn’t hype & it isn’t trendy. However, it is relatively unknown in the West, but has been used for centuries in Ayurvedic medicinal traditions.
Shilajit is the anti-fad, the original organic matter which will never be compromised in its makeup.
The fulvic acid & mineral content which bestow shilajit with its health value are innate to its essence.
Shilajit’s inherent nutritional potency does not depend on any external factors, like other superfoods.
since fulvic acid molecules are smaller & less weight than humic acids, they are more bioavailable to the human body & the key to increasing the absorption of all the minerals into the body's cells
metabolites created from the decomposition process; they help to govern & regulate metabolic processes such as breathing, circulation, digestion, cells growth & repair, hormone level management & body temperature regulation
including all the essential minerals:
MACRO TRACE
7. Manganese
8. Molybdenum
9. Phosphorus
10. Selenium
minerals can be divided into two categories: essential & nonessential.
essential minerals are nutrients which humans must acquire through food &/or supplementation; they are not able to be synthesized [produced or made chemically] by the human body. there are two categories of minerals deemed essential : macro & trace. macro minerals are also referred to as electrolytes: the 6 macro minerals are: calcium, magnesium, chloride, sodium, phosphorus & potassium. they are required by the body in larger amounts than the trace minerals.
trace minerals are also necessary for normal functioning; just in smaller amounts.
***specific functions of the essential minerals are detailed below ***
nonessential minerals is kind of a misnomer. they are still essential to healthy system functioning; however, they are nutrients humans can synthesize on their own & do not need to absorb through food.
what do the minerals do?
macro
calcium: most abundant mineral in body, plays many roles such as maintaining strong bones & teeth, assisting in the contraction & expansion of muscles & blood vessels; nervous system messaging; supports release of enzymes & hormones needed for many bodily functions; it is best to obtain from a natural source [such as shilala!]
chloride: supports electrolytes & fluids balance
phosphorus: bone health
potassium: essential for fluid balance, homeostasis, bone, heart and kidney health
magnesium: involved in over 300 different enzymatic reactions in the body; energy production, cardiovascular health, muscle function [contraction/relaxation] production of blood cells, neurotransmitter function, bone & blood health
sodium: essential for nervous system functioning, muscle contraction, fluid balance, hydration
trace
boron: bone health; estrogen & testosterone balance; supports absorption of calcium & magnesium; wound healing
chromium: reduces & regulates high blood sugar, helps breakdown carbs, sugars & fats; supports weight loss
cobalt: essential for red blood cell formation, supports the nervous system; assists with B-12 function
copper: essential for red blood cell formation, serves as co-factor for several enzymes & nutrients (cofactors are usually metal ions and increase the rate of a reaction)
iron: assists with transporting oxygen around the body, energy production, immune function
iodine: essential for thyroid health, metabolism, energy
manganese: regulates blood sugar, bone formation, reproduction, immune health, mitochondria function, mental health, protects against oxidative damage & gut microbiome imbalance
molybdenum: assists with removing toxins and liver detoxification
selenium: essential for thyroid health, reproduction, metabolism & fighting infections
zinc: immune system, inflammation, skin health, liver health, gut repair, DNA formation, cell growth, detoxifies copper overload
check out our certificates of analysis for the nitty gritty details on what is in shilala!
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