Shilajit with Fulvic Acid - 60 capsules

High-Quality Shilajit from Ergomax

Shilajit is a natural and nutrient-rich biomass extracted from rocks in pristine areas of the Himalayan mountains. Shilajit contains a wide range of unique and bioactive components that support various body functions. Our standardized and pure shilajit concentrate contains at least 20% fulvic acid.

Benefits

• Pure shilajit concentrate
• Standardized to at least 20% fulvic acid
• Natural origin
• No gluten, soy or artificial additives

Beneficial Mineral Substance

Shilajit is an organic multi-component mineral substance formed by nature over millions of years. Traditionally, shilajit has been used in Ayurveda and Siddha medicine. Its first use can be traced back to mountainous regions in India, where tribes consumed shilajit thousands of years ago. In Indian Ayurvedic and Siddha texts, shilajit is aptly referred to as "rasayana," meaning "rejuvenation."

Destroyer of Weakness

In India, shilajit is also known as the “Destroyer of Weakness” and is classified as an adaptogen. Because shilajit consists of dozens of physiologically active components, it has a powerful natural synergy. Shilajit has a broad spectrum of activity in the body, making it suitable for various uses and groups, from athletes to the elderly.

Growing Recognition

What people in India have known for centuries about shilajit is gradually becoming known worldwide. Olympic athletes and special forces of the former USSR used shilajit to become stronger and more resilient. In the Western world, where shilajit is now gaining popularity, scientists have mapped out its composition. Shilajit contains dibenzo-α-pyrones, chromoproteins, fulvic acid, humic acid, and more than 40 different minerals.

The Origin of Shilajit

Around 50 million years ago, the Indian continent collided with Asia, forming the Himalayan mountains. During mountain formation, tropical forests were compressed between rock layers. Shilajit is the organic material formed in this rhizosphere: the thin layer where living roots and microorganisms interact. Soil-based microorganisms consumed decaying plant matter and, over millions of years, created shilajit with key components such as fulvic acids and minerals. In warm summer months, the compressed biomass seeps from rocks as a tar-like substance, a liquid primal supplement with extraordinary potential.

Fulvic Acid, Mitochondria, and Dibenzo-α-Pyrones (DBPs)

Just like shilajit itself, specific components within it are becoming increasingly known. Fulvic acid is a natural electrolyte that facilitates biological reactions. Electrolytes can conduct electrical impulses within cells, optimizing their electronic potential. Other primary components of shilajit include dibenzo-α-pyrones and dibenzo-α-pyrone chromoproteins (DBPs). DBPs are found in our mitochondria and blood, where they work together with CoQ10/ubiquinol in the electron transport chain.

The Binding Capacity of Shilajit

Shilajit was originally described as "yoga vahi" (co-carrier). Loosely translated, this means that everything taken together with shilajit is well absorbed. Shilajit binds to other bioactive molecules and transports them throughout the body. This applies to nutrients, dietary supplements, and even oxygen. A well-known combination is shilajit with ubiquinol or CoQ10.

Note

Do not use shilajit if you have sickle cell anemia, hemochromatosis, or if you are pregnant. Stop use if an allergy to fulvic acid occurs, such as skin rash or dizziness.

About Ergomax

At Ergomax, we believe everyone should be able to pursue optimal health. We support this by offering natural dietary supplements along with professional advice. We devote much time and care to researching new and unique substances and products with proven effects, to meet the high expectations of our customers. All products in the Ergomax product line are carefully selected and tested. Our products and ingredients are as natural as possible—because Mother Nature always knows best.