Ingredient Guide

What Is Shilajit?

Quick answer: Shilajit is a mineral-rich, tar-like substance that forms in mountain rock over long periods, traditionally used in South Asian wellness practices and used in Military Honey as the formula's lead ingredient.

Where does Shilajit come from?

Shilajit exudes from rock formations in high-altitude mountain ranges, primarily formed from the slow decomposition of plant matter over centuries. It has a long history in traditional wellness practices, most often associated with energy and vitality.

What does it contain?

Shilajit contains fulvic acid and a range of minerals. Its exact composition varies by source and purification method, which is part of why quality and sourcing matter when evaluating any Shilajit-based product.

What does the research say?

Preliminary research has looked at Shilajit's traditional associations with energy and vitality, though study sizes are often small. See a general overview via this PMC research summary.

Shilajit's role in Military Honey

In Military Honey, purified Shilajit is combined with a raw honey base to form a daily gummy. See our full ingredients page for how the two components work together.

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