Introduction

Shilajit is a natural substance used in traditional medicine for centuries. This article focuses only on scientifically validated effects, providing evidence-based information.

What is shilajit?

Shilajit forms from decomposed plant material in high-altitude mountains like the Himalayas. Geological and biological processes produce a concentrated substance rich in bioactive compounds.

Scientifically confirmed composition

Purified shilajit contains:

• Fulvic acid

• Humic acids

• Dibenzo-α-pyrones

• Over 80 minerals and trace elements

Scientifically studied effects

Testosterone in men

• 250 mg purified shilajit, 2× daily, 90 days

• Significant increase in total and free testosterone
  (Pandit et al., Andrologia 2016)

Antioxidant effects

• Reduces oxidative stress in cells (in vitro)

• Protects against free radicals

Mitochondrial function

• Supports ATP-related cellular energy (preclinical)

Bone metabolism

• May support bone mineral density in postmenopausal women

• Results are preliminary

Safety

• Only purified shilajit is tested

• Well tolerated at studied doses

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FAQ

1. What is shilajit?
A natural, mineral-rich substance found in mountain regions.

2. Is shilajit safe?
Yes, when purified and used within recommended doses (250–500 mg/day).

3. Does shilajit reduce fatigue?
Preclinical studies show mitochondrial support; human clinical evidence is limited.

4. What dosage is used in studies?
250–500 mg daily, split into 1–2 doses.

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References:

• Pandit et al., Andrologia (2016)

• Agarwal et al., Journal of Ethnopharmacology

• Wilson et al., Phytotherapy Research

• Ghosal et al., Pharmacological Research