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Shilajit Powder

Shilajit Powder
£19.99 GBP
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Shilajit Powder - 'The Destroyer of Weakness'

Shilajit Powder is a potent natural substance that oozes from the rocks of the Himalayan mountains. Packed with minerals, fulvic acid, and a range of bioactive compounds, Shilajit has been used for centuries to boost energy, enhance mental clarity, and promote overall wellness. 

Key Benefits:

> Supports Weight Loss: Contains fulvic acid, which aids in the absorption of essential nutrients and helps balance metabolism. 

> Increases Muscle Mass and Strength: Shown to naturally boost testosterone levels in men, therefore increasing muscle mass, strength and recovery time.

> Promotes Healthy Skin: Rich in antioxidants, Shilajit detoxifies the skin, reducing blemishes and promoting a healthy, youthful glow.

> Supports Mental Clarity: Shilajit enhances brain function, improving focus, cognitive performance, and mental clarity. 

> Boosts Stamina and Performance: Improves endurance and energy levels by replenishing the body's natural reserves.

> Helps Detoxify the Body: Detoxifying properties support the body's natural cleansing process, promoting overall well-being.

How To Use

Simply take 1-2 tablespoons of the powder daily. Mix it with water, milk, or your favourite smoothie, and enjoy! For detailed usage instructions and serving sizes, please refer to the product label.

  • Can I Use More Than 1 Powder At A Time?

    Yes, you may incorporate multiple powders into your regimen. However, we do not recommend mixing them directly together. Please ensure that you adhere to the recommended serving size for each individual powder.

  • Are Powdered Supplements Better Than Pills?

    Powdered supplements absorb more quickly and are easier to digest compared to pills. They also allow for customisable dosing.

  • Can Powdered Supplements Replace A Balanced Diet?

    No. Supplements should support, not replace a healthy diet. They help fill nutrient gaps but should not be relied upon as the sole source of nutrition.

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