Shilajit FAQ – Questions and Answers

1. What is Shilajit and how is it formed?

Shilajit is a natural resin found in high mountain regions such as the Himalayas. It forms over time from organic and mineral material compressed between rocks. After collection and purification, it is used as a traditional natural substance.

2. How is it used and in what amount?

As a general guideline, many people dissolve a small amount of resin (approximately the size of a grain of rice) in warm water or tea. It is commonly used once per day, following the instructions provided with the product.

3. What does it taste like?

Shilajit has a naturally strong, earthy and slightly bitter taste, which is related to its mineral and organic origin.

4. How should I store the resin?

Store in a cool and dry place, tightly closed and protected from direct light. Do not refrigerate. Keep out of reach of children.

5. What is the difference between resin and capsules or powders?

Resin is closer to the traditional format and typically requires less processing. Capsules and powders go through additional production steps and may include added ingredients depending on the formulation.

6. What should authentic Shilajit look like?

Authentic resin is usually black or very dark brown with a sticky texture at room temperature. When slightly warmed, it becomes softer and dissolves well in warm liquids.

7. What quality controls does Aurora Shilajit use?

Each batch is analyzed by an independent laboratory in Europe. Certificates of Analysis (COA) are available on our website or upon request.

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8. Can everyone use it?

Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals, minors, or people with specific health conditions should consult a qualified professional before use.