Attributes & characteristics

Trace Mineral structures for energy, workout, sports, metabolism.

Product classification

This is a food / dietary supplement and not a substitute for a varied diet.

We recommend you do exercise, daily walks, any sports within your ability, eat natural, healthy-balanced food. Always consult your medical professionals before consuming dietary supplements if you are pregnant, breast-feeding or on medically prescribed medications or on treatment for severe medical conditions.

More detailed information about Shilajit and how its processed and segregated?

Shilajit also known as “conqueror of mountain” in SANSKRIT, a powerful tarry substance formation happened on high-altitude mountains of Himalayas, Tibet & Nepal from the plant deposits collected, sweaty rocks, compression of the mountains, air pressures, extreme cold to extreme heat exposure for 100s of centuries, these substances go through high deposit of rich in minerals, nutrients and wide ranges of vitamins, anti-oxidants, free from any pesticides, fertilizers, industrialisations, pollution. Shilajit was used in ancient Indian Ayurvedic medicines for over 5000 years, researched by renowned Indian scientist, also which has caught much attention of many scientists across the globe for its health benefits. Shilajit starts to come out of the cracks of the rocks when the rocks get very hot in the summer months, which are collected scaling the mountain tops manually by the local tribe, segregated the best quality, blacker the best, cleaned, sent for further purification & investigations to the laboratories for all kinds of intense tests for checking for moulds, allergens, heavy metals etc, then the best quality of the Shilajit is extracted for the dietary supplement manufacturing. Shilajit composes of rich in Fulvic acid and humus, humic acid in the shilajit has many health benefits too.

Hepatoprotective effects of Shilajit on high fat-diet induced non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) in rats shown a great result.

Side effects of Shilajit?

Shilajit is a naturally formed bioactive mineral compound has no known or any dangerous side effects, but if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or on medication, pls consult your medical professionals before using it.

More details about the product

At BioNutra Sciences, our Shilajit is sourced from indigenous tribe and manufactured at a GMP, FDA approved laboratory, after the purifying and extracting about 40 to 45% of the raw shilajit remains to maintain the required fulvic acid and humic acid, Manufactured to perfection and highest quality standards, Hygienically sorted, purified, all heavy metals, moulds, fungal toxin, free-radical residues are removed to make the best of dietary supplement, contains 76% Fulvic acid (titration method 81%) and 6.55% humic acid.

Historical & Traditional Interpretation

In ancient Indian traditions, Shilajit was sometimes poetically described as:
“the sweat of the rocks.”

This historical expression refers to the dark resin-like substance emerging from mineral-rich Himalayan rock formations during warmer seasonal conditions.

The phrase reflects both:

• its geological origin
• and its long-standing historical significance within traditional wellness systems.

Historical & Traditional Interpretation;

In ancient Indian traditions, Shilajit was sometimes poetically described as:
“the sweat of the rocks.”This historical expression refers to the dark resin-like substance emerging from mineral-rich Himalayan rock formations during warmer seasonal conditions.The phrase reflects both:

• • its geological origin
  • and its long-standing historical significance within traditional wellness systems.

Geological Formation

The formation of Shilajit is believed to involve long-term natural interactions between:

• decomposed botanical matter
• microbial ecosystems
• mineral-rich geological structures
• environmental pressure
• temperature variation
• altitude conditions

Over time, these interactions contribute to the formation of naturally occurring fulvic and humic compounds within the resin system.

This process occurs over extended geological timescales.

Humic Systems & Trace Mineral Structure

Himalayan Shilajit naturally contains:

✔ Fulvic compounds
✔ Humic substances
✔ Naturally occurring trace minerals
✔ Organic mineral complexes

Humic and fulvic compounds are associated with naturally occurring humus systems formed through long-term organic and mineral interactions within environmental ecosystems.

Mineral Resin Systems & Environmental Adaptation

Himalayan Shilajit is traditionally classified as a mineral-rich resin system formed through long-term environmental and organic interactions within mountainous ecosystems.

Its composition naturally contains:

• fulvic compounds
• humic substances
• trace minerals
• organic mineral complexes
• naturally occurring dibenzo-α-pyrones and related compounds

These compounds occur as part of the resin’s broader biochemical structure.

Fulvic and humic substances are associated with naturally occurring humus systems formed through the gradual decomposition and transformation of organic matter under environmental pressure over extended periods.

In Shilajit, these compounds contribute to:

• mineral binding characteristics
• molecular complexity
• resin structure
• trace mineral interactions

Traditional Interpretation

Within traditional wellness systems, Shilajit has historically been categorized alongside substances associated with environmental resilience and adaptation.

This traditional positioning is partly linked to:

• its mountainous geological origin
• mineral density
• naturally occurring organic-mineral composition
• long historical use across traditional systems

Modern scientific research continues to investigate the broader biochemical complexity of Shilajit and its naturally occurring compounds.

The term “Asphaltum” historically refers to the dark resin-like appearance and mineral consistency of Shilajit.

In scientific and traditional literature, Shilajit has sometimes been described using terms such as:

• Mineral Pitch
• Black Bitumen
• Asphaltum Punjabeanum

These references relate primarily to:
its appearance,
texture,
and geological character —
not industrial asphalt materials.

Himalayan Shilajit naturally contains a broad spectrum of trace minerals and organic-mineral compounds occurring within the resin matrix, up to 85+ trace minerals.

This mineral diversity contributes to its longstanding historical significance within traditional mineral-based wellness systems.

BioNutra Sciences approaches Himalayan Shilajit through:

• formulation transparency
• measurable standardization
• clean-label restraint
• material-conscious packaging
• structured mineral resin systems

rather than exaggerated mystical or hyper-performance marketing narratives.

Educational content only.

Not all Shilajit extracts are standardized equally.

Many commercial products contain significantly lower fulvic acid concentrations, inconsistent purification methods, or unclear mineral profiles.

BioNutra Sciences Himalayan Shilajit Strong is standardized to:

✔ Fulvic Acid 70%
✔ Humic Acid 6.55%

This provides greater formulation transparency and technical consistency.

This formulation utilizes dried Himalayan Shilajit extract delivered in a vegan capsule system.

The dry extract format allows:

• Controlled dosing
• Improved handling
• Reduced stickiness
• Stable encapsulation
• Supports energy-yielding metabolism
• Supports active lifestyles
• Supports endurance and resilience
• Structured vitality support
• Daily performance support
• Supports demanding routines
• Functional mineral support
• Designed for modern routines
• Supports nutritional balance
• Easier daily integration

while maintaining the mineral resin profile.

Difficult Terrain & Traditional Collection Practices

Historically, Shilajit collection has been associated with mountainous terrain and difficult environmental conditions.

In certain Himalayan regions, resin material is traditionally gathered from rock surfaces and mineral-rich mountain formations during warmer periods when resin softening naturally occurs.

Collection environments may involve:

• high-altitude terrain
• rocky cliff systems
• remote mountain access
• seasonal limitations

This contributes to the rarity and complexity associated with authentic Himalayan Shilajit sourcing.

From Raw Resin to Structured Extract

Raw Shilajit resin may naturally contain environmental impurities and mineral debris.

Modern purification processes are used to refine and standardize the material into cleaner structured extract systems suitable for supplementation.

BioNutra Sciences approaches formulation through:

✔ structured purification philosophy
✔ controlled standardization
✔ clean-label restraint
✔ minimal unnecessary additives
✔ vegan capsule delivery

Packaging Philosophy

BioNutra Sciences utilizes:

✔ Amber pharmaceutical glass
✔ Matte black CPC closure systems
✔ Reduced visual noise
✔ Minimal kraft monocarton architecture
✔ Controlled material hierarchy

The goal is not excess packaging.

The goal is:
material honesty and structural clarity.

Preservation Through Restraint

The BioNutra Sciences philosophy integrates:

• biodiversity awareness
• environmental systems thinking
• material-conscious packaging
• minimal ink philosophy
• ecological restraint
• formulation transparency

Product classification
This is a food / dietary supplement and not a substitute for a varied diet.

Content: 60 vegetarian capsules-400mg

*Daily intake value not established

Shilajit, capsule (HPMC cellulose), filler (cellulose), anti-caking agent (vegetable source magnesium stearate).

Suitable for vegans and vegetarians

For adults 1 capsules 2 times daily, children under 18 not advisable, If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult your medical professionals before having nano Ginger drops. Do not exceed the recommended dose.

Why is fulvic acid percentage important?

Fulvic acid percentage helps indicate extract standardization and formulation transparency.

What does “The Black Diamond of the Himalayas” mean?

It is a historical nickname associated with Himalayan Shilajit due to its dark mineral-rich resin appearance.

Why is Shilajit called “the sweat of the rocks”?

This phrase originates from ancient traditional descriptions referring to resin emerging from Himalayan rock formations.

Why use amber glass packaging?

Amber pharmaceutical glass helps reduce direct light exposure while supporting packaging integrity.

Is this a resin or capsule format?

This product is delivered as a dried extract in vegan capsules.

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the bottle tightly closed after use and out of reach of children.

This is a food supplement. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.
Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Consult a healthcare professional before use.
Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

What makes BioNutra Sciences Himalayan Shilajit different?

This formulation emphasizes:

• measurable standardization
• clean-label restraint
• material-conscious packaging
• ecological philosophy
• structured mineral transparency

rather than exaggerated marketing narratives.

Why are many Shilajit products difficult to compare?

Commercial Shilajit products often vary significantly in:

• purification methods
• fulvic acid concentration
• resin quality
• standardization practices
• formulation transparency

Why is mountain harvesting associated with Shilajit?

Historically, Shilajit collection has been linked to mountainous Himalayan environments where resin-like material naturally appears within rock systems.

Why is purification important?

Raw mineral resin may contain natural impurities or environmental debris. Structured purification helps refine and standardize the material for supplementation use.

Why does BioNutra Sciences emphasize minimal packaging?

The brand philosophy values:

• ecological restraint
• reduced visual overload
• material honesty
• packaging integrity
• controlled design systems

Is this product positioned as an aggressive sports supplement?

No.

This formulation is positioned as a structured mineral resin system within a modern wellness architecture rather than high-stimulation sports marketing.

BioNutra Sciences™

Preserving Cultures | Nourishing Life

Traditional Knowledge. Modern Scrutiny

Educational content only.

Food supplement.

Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.