In Ayurveda, Shilajit is considered to be a Rasayana, a Sanskrit word, with the literal meaning: Path (āyana) of essence (rasa). It is a term that in early ayurvedic medicine means the science of lengthening lifespan.

Shilajit is often referred to as the “Destroyer of Weakness” or “Conqueror of Mountains” because of its powerful rejuvenating qualities.

Shilajit is literally the rare and hard to find product of millions of years of highly compressed plant material and humus – the existence and use of Shilajit was a closely guarded secret of the Yogis of Himalayas for many centuries.

(The Indian Yogis considered Shilajit as God’s gift and a nectar of longevity.)

Ancient Indian scriptures mention of the wonderful powers of Shilajit in tackling most of the ailments of body and mind.

Often called “Tar of the Gods”, because of how it oozes from rocks as a thick brown/black tar-like substance, Shilajit contains 85+ minerals in ionic form, Vitamins, Fulvic acid and very important phytonutrients.

Shilajit may effectively prolong cell life and keep it healthy for a very long time. No wonder the Indian Yogis called Shilajit as Am rita or The Elixir Of Life.

Stoneblood Shilajit is highly concentrated and refined in distilled Rocky Mountain spring water to be water soluble with a palatable yet robust, earthy flavor. 

We like to say “if it tastes good, it’s definitely not the real thing”.

Most clients enjoy mixing it with their water, food, coffee, or tea.

It’s often used as an adaptogen in Ayurvedic medicine and has antioxidant effects. People use shilajit for Alzheimer disease, athletic performance, male infertility, fractures, muscle strength, osteoporosis, and many other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses.—WebMD

Shilajit, a traditional herbal medicine available in supplements, may improve health issues ranging from Alzheimer’s disease and high cholesterol to weak, brittle bones (osteoporosis). Some people also take shilajit to help relieve altitude sickness and boost their sperm count.—Very Well Health

As with any new experience for your body, you may experience undesired effects such as difficulty sleeping or digestive discomfort. These are usually temporary and an indicator that you should step down the Shilajit dosage for a few days, giving your body some time to adjust. Of course, if you experience any symptom that you would describe as stronger than mild seek consultation with your healthcare professional

It can function as an antioxidant to improve your body’s immunity and memory, an anti-inflammatory, an energy booster, and a diuretic to remove excess fluid from your body. Because of these benefits, shilajit is thought to help counteract many symptoms associated with higher altitudes.—Healthline

A safe daily dosage of shilajit is between 250 to 1,000 mg, but it is best to start with a lower dose to see how an individual reacts before gradually increasing it. Depending on the instructions on the package, a person can dissolve 1/8 to 1/2 teaspoon of shilajit in liquid and drink it once a day.—Medical News Today

Shilajit resin is more concentrated, offering slightly higher levels of trace elements, while liquid shilajit is less processed, preserving more bioactive properties that remain intact. Shilajit’s effectiveness comes from its natural complexity, which can diminish with excessive processing. Liquid shilajit is a mark of exceptional quality, as it can only be derived from the finest Himalayan sources. Liquid forms are not found in Siberian shilajit or shilajit collected from lower altitudes.

Our liquid shilajit contains fewer heavy metals compared to other types, ensuring top quality and safety. We rigorously test all our shilajit products for heavy metal content to meet high safety standards. As a natural, plant-based substance, shilajit inherently contains trace amounts of heavy metals, similar to everyday foods like lettuce, pears, bananas, or yogurt. Our Liquid Shilajit Drops are carefully crafted to provide a safe and pure supplement.

Although liquid shilajit is less concentrated than soft resin, it is purer and retains more of the raw shilajit’s molecular properties due to minimal processing. Considering both factors, liquid shilajit remains a powerful and effective supplement, likely offering greater potency and benefits compared to other forms.

“Shilajit is composed mainly of humic substances, including fulvic acid, that account for around 60% to 80% of the total nutraceutical compound… Shilajit is known by its properties such as antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and memory enhancer. ” – US National Library of Medicine

Shilajit contains fulvic acid and 85+ minerals , so it offers numerous health benefits. It can function as an antioxidant to improve your body’s immunity and memory, an anti-inflammatory, an energy booster, and a diuretic to remove excess fluid from your body.

Among the minerals and compounds, shilajit includes:

Depending on the geographical origin:

• Silver, Antimicrobial effects
• Iron, Blood cell function, protein and enzyme synthesis
• Silicon, Collagen link formation, toned muscles, bone health
• Chromium, Metabolism, blood sugar control
• Strontium
• Sodium, Electrolyte, Nerve Signaling, Cell Function
• Zinc, Immune Function, growth, development, DNA synthesis
• Magnesium, Cell Function, DNA synthesis, Biochemical reactions
• Molybdenum, Enzyme production, metabolism
• Nickel, Fat metabolism, hormonal activity, urea synthesis
• Copper, Electrolyte, Heart Beat, Nerve Signaling
• Calcium, Cell Function, bone health, enzymes and hormones
• Cobalt, Red blood and nerve cell function, enzyme activation
• Gallium
• Gold
• Manganese, Enzyme and hormone production, energy, antioxidant
• Titanium
• Alanine
• Serotonin (tryptophan), sugar, organic acids and vitamin metabolism, energy production
• Arginine, Blood pressure and immune regulation
• Aspartic Acid, Urea production, DNA metabolism, neurotransmitter, amino acid synthesis
• Cysteine
• Collagen, antioxidant and protein synthesis, metabolism, energy
• Glutamic Acid, Cellular metabolism, cognition, DNA synthesis
• Glycine, DNA, collagen, antioxidant and fatty acid synthesis, energy production, nerve cell function
• Histidine, Immune function, digestion, reproductivity, antioxidant, nerve cell function, blood cell production
• Leucine, Protein and energy synthesis, metabolism, growth, tissue repair, blood sugar regulation
• Methionine, Nutrients absorption, growth, tissue repair, cellular function, DNA and antioxidant synthesis
• Lysine, Tissue growth and repair, immune regulation, protein metabolism
• Proline, amino acid and protein synthesis, tissue repair, joint and tendon function, immune function, metabolism
• Serine, DNA, protein and amino acid synthesis, cell membrane integrity, fat metabolism, muscle growth, immune function
• Threonine, enamel and elastin synthesis, fat metabolism, immune function
• Tyrosine, Protein, hormone and neurotransmitter synthesis
• Valine, Stimulant, growth, tissue repair, nerve function, energy
• Carbon-60, Reduction of free radicals
• Dibenzo-Alpha-Pyrones, Antioxidant, energy production
• Fatty Acid, Metabolism, cellular function, hormone signaling, nerve health
• Hippuric Acids, Blood metabolite, urea formation
• Fulvic Acid, Electrolyte, nutrient transport, antioxidant, metal chelation
• Humic Acid, Metal chelation, antioxidant
• Organic Phenols, Plant-based hormones, antioxidant
• Phospholipids, Cellular function, metabolism, cell signaling
• Phosphoric Anhydride, Cellular metabolite, energy production
• Pregnane, Precursor to pregnenolone, androgen, hormone regulation