Altai Shilajit Resin — 50g fulvic acid resin and we've left that gap

and we've left that gap where it is rather than filling it with adjectives

as plant matter compresses and oxidises under altitude and weight

Shilajit is a rock exudate — it carries what the rock carries — and cheap unpurified resin sold online has repeatedly been found to contain lead and arsenic

50g per jar

Shilajit forms slowly

Altai Shilajit Resin — 50g fulvic acid resin and we've left that gapSix hundred million years, give or take. Shilajit forms slowly, in the cracks of high mountain rock, as plant matter compresses and oxidises under altitude and weight. The Altai range where Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia meet sits at the punishing end of that geography, and it yields a resin denser and blacker than the more famous Himalayan material, with higher fulvic acid content. That last number is the one to check. Fulvic acid is what shilajit