[sir psycho]

Any chance of carrying Shilajit ?

[Steveoph]

After a quick google it looks sort of like Ashwagandha, another adaptogen. Might be hard to source, I didn't see too much via a quick google for information. Maybe Sam will notice the thread, although there are some other bulks they're busy on finding sources for (i.e. Working on getting Nettle back, Resveratrol, Form and Trione are gone for a while, etc)

[sir psycho]

I know that Shilajit used to be in the old Poseidon formula, so maybe the guys from Nimbus can help with this one.

[bioman]

If I remember correctly, Nimbus took the Shilajit out because it's on the Aussie customs list.

What does one get out of this substance?

[USPLabs]

I can get it

[Cellardude]

Originally Posted by USPLabs

I can get it

jacob can get everything.

[custom]

Originally Posted by sir psycho

Any chance of carrying Shilajit ?

Watch your mouth around here.

[Colden]

Originally Posted by sir psycho

Any chance of carrying Shilajit ?

Check your PM

[AdelV]

Whats it do?

[strategicmove]

Originally Posted by bioman;

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What does one get out of this substance?

A potent adaptogen. One of the richest sources of fulvic acid. In the Sanskrit and in Ayurvedic Medicine, Shilajit is revered as one of the most potent rejuvenators and anti-aging compounds ever. Ashwagandha, in all fairness, does not even come remotely close in this traditional reverence.

[AdelV]

Originally Posted by strategicmove

A potent adaptogen. One of the richest sources of fulvic acid. In the Sanskrit and in Ayurvedic Medicine, Shilajit is revered as one of the most potent rejuvenators and anti-aging compounds ever. Ashwagandha, in all fairness, does not even come remotely close in this traditional reverence.

Why the ban in Australia then?

I actually got 2 tubs of the original with it in it! He hE

[strategicmove]

Originally Posted by AdelV;

Why the ban in Australia then?...

I have no clue! Certain decisions may be hard to justify rationally...

[Bruth]

From Shamans Garden

Shilajit is the most important drug of Ayurvedic and folk-medicine systems. In the raw form it is a bituminous substance, which is a compact mass of vegetable organic matter composed of dark red gummy matrix. It is bitter in taste, and its smell resembles cow's stale urine. The botanical name of Shilajit is Asphaltum (mineral pitch).

In Ayurveda, Shilajit is described as a product of four minerals: gold, silver, copper and iron.

According to the predominance of the minerals of the source rock, it was classified into four categories: Sauvarna, Rajat, Tamra and Lauha. The last variety Lauha shilajit or blackish-brown Shilajit is common and is supposed to be most effective. This is the kind we offer to you.

Shilajit is the traditional herb of choice for ALL medicine men in the Himalayas and spread across India and Tibet for its phenomenal power when mixed with pure milk or soy milkto enhance energy, sexual and spiritual power. Just 10 mg of purified shilajit has proven efficacy in 30 minutes for a full grown human.

Shilajit – can be used in its raw form for animistic ritual and dream enhancement ceremonies or in its super purified form for enhancing both mental and psycho spiritual activity of the brain.

Studies on the anti anxiety, memory enhancing and cognitive ability enhancing properties can be found on this study:

Asphaltum Research Study

Ghosal, S., J. P. Reddy and V. K. Lal. 1976. Shilajit I.: chemical constituents. Journ. Pharm. Sci. (USA) 65(5): 772-73. Phillips, Paul. On Shilajit on the Internet


Can also be called Asphaltum it seems.

[sir psycho]

Originally Posted by custom

Watch your mouth around here.

???

Did I say something against the rules ?

[The Flash]

Originally Posted by sir psycho

???

Did I say something against the rules ?

He was just playing lol.

[sir psycho]

Originally Posted by Colden

Check your PM

Thank you, it's on it's way to me.