Shilajit should always be taken in pure form. According to Ayurveda, impure shilajit can cause burning sensation, fatigue, aggravation of Pitta dosha, blood disorders, derangement of the metabolic fire known as agni, fainting episodes and constipation.1 A Natural, Ayurvedic Antidote To Impure Shilajit According to the Ayurveda, disorders caused by the use of …
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The word Shilajit is composed of two parts. “Shila” means rock and ”jit” means having won. So it literally means ‘conqueror of the mountains’. It is a blackish-brown material of variable consistency that exudes from layers of rocks. It surfaces in the summer season emerging through cracks or cervices in …
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Shilajit (asphaltum) is known for its rejuvenating and aphrodisiac properties. It contains approximately 85 minerals and trace elements the human body needs to function optimally as well as fulvic acid which helps the body absorb these minerals at a cellular level. Where Shilajit Comes From When direct sun rays …
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