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Liquid Himalayan Shilajit

Name: Liquid Himalayan Shilajit
Brand: BLUE TUNG
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Pure Himalayan shilajit resin, wild-harvested at 17,000ft and traditionally sun-dried. Dissolved in distilled water for easy, precise dosing. No more messing around with sticky resin. Gold grade. Two ingredients. Nothing else.

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Gold Grade Sun Dried

70+ Trace Minerals Natural Fulvic & Humic Acid

Wild Harvested Gilgit-Baltistan, 17,000ft

Key highlights

Wild-harvested Himalayan shilajit resin from Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Traditionally sun-dried at altitude as it has been for centuries. Dissolved in distilled water for precise, mess-free dosing. Gold grade classification. Heavy metals tested.

Ingredients

Ingredients: Himalayan Shilajit Resin, Distilled Water

Benefits

70+ naturally occurring trace minerals
Contains naturally occurring fulvic acid and humic acid.
Provides shilajit resin in a convenient liquid format for daily use.

How to use

Take 10 drops (approx. 200mg) 1-3 times daily. Shake well before use. Can be taken directly under the tongue or added to water, tea or coffee.

Store below 25°C, away from direct sunlight

Main Benefits

70+ trace minerals from 17,000ft.

Mineral delivery

Shilajit contains over 70 trace minerals in their natural ionic form, alongside fulvic acid. Unlike synthetic multivitamins, these minerals occur naturally within an
organic matrix rather than as isolated compounds.

Energy and endurance

Shilajit has been used for centuries in Ayurvedic practice as a mineral-
rich rejuvenative. Not a stimulant. No crash.

Fulvic acid carrier

Naturally occurring fulvic acid acts as a carrier compound
for trace minerals. Its small molecular size and organic
acid structure allow it to form complexes with minerals,
which is why it's been a focus of ongoing research.

Recovery support

Shilajit has a history of traditional use in Central and South Asia. This product is a liquid preparation of shilajit resin and distilled water.

FAQs

What is shilajit?

Shilajit is not a plant, mineral or herb. It's a resin that forms over centuries when organic plant matter decomposes under
extreme pressure in mineral-rich mountain rock. The Himalayas push it to the surface during warmer months, where it's
collected by hand at high altitude.
What makes it different from a standard mineral supplement is its composition. The minerals in shilajit are naturally bound
to fulvic and humic acids within an organic matrix, rather than existing as isolated compounds. This natural structure
is what distinguishes whole-source minerals from synthetic formulations.

Shilajit has been used across Central and South Asia for thousands of years as a mineral-rich rejuvenative in traditional Ayurvedic practice.

Why liquid instead of resin?

Resin is sticky, hard to measure and inconsistent dose to dose. Dissolving it in distilled water gives you precise dosing every time with a dropper. Same shilajit, no mess.

What does it taste like?

Like the mountains. Earthy and mineral. Most people drop it straight under the tongue or mix it into coffee or tea.

Where is it from?

Wild-harvested at 17,000ft in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan. Traditionally sun-dried at altitude, the same way it's been collected for centuries.

Is it tested for heavy metals?

Yes, you can find the COA here.

What is shilajit?

Shilajit is not a plant, mineral or herb. It's a resin that forms over centuries when organic plant matter decomposes under extreme pressure in mineral-rich mountain rock. The Himalayas push it to the surface during warmer months, where it's collected by hand at high altitude.

What makes it different from a standard mineral supplement is its composition. The minerals in shilajit are naturally bound to fulvic and humic acids, which act as carriers. Fulvic acid is small enough to cross cell membranes and delivers minerals directly into cells. Most dietary minerals pass through your system without being fully absorbed. Shilajit bypasses that problem.

It also supports mitochondrial function, the process your cells use to produce energy. This is why it's been used for endurance and recovery across Central and South Asia for thousands of years.

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Liquid Himalayan Shilajit

70+ trace minerals from 17,000ft.

Mineral delivery

Energy and endurance

Fulvic acid carrier

Recovery support

FAQs

What is shilajit?

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