NutroTonic (855) 948-0008 has released a new consumer’s guide on shilajit, exploring what buyers should look for when searching for reputable vendors and authentic products.
-- Amid the growing number of counterfeit products appearing on the market, NutroTonic has released its latest guide to inform consumers of ways they can verify the authenticity and quality of shilajit brands.
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Shilajit is a rare, naturally occurring exudate that forms over centuries from decomposing vegetation. It is mainly found in the Himalayas, but additional sources include the Pamir Mountains, the Altai Mountains, and other Asiatic mountain regions. For thousands of years, shilajit has been a staple of folk remedies in traditional Ayurvedic, Chinese, and Tibetan medicine, where it was believed to rejuvenate the body and lengthen the lifespan.
In modern times, the phytocomplex has garnered worldwide attention due to extensive research into its properties. According to a study in the International Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, shilajit is rich in fulvic acid, a known antioxidant, as well as other humic substances; it also contains dozens of trace minerals, including selenium, iron, zinc, and magnesium. For this reason, it is growing in popularity as an ingredient that can be added to foods and beverages, especially tea, coffee, smoothies, and sports drinks.
However, this popularity has given rise to many lower-quality and counterfeit products, which NutroTonic says can be dangerous due to the presence of potential contaminants and additives. In order to avoid purchasing fake ingredients, the company’s guide recommends that readers extensively research individual vendors before making a purchase.
One way consumers can assess authenticity is to look for third-party studies, reviews, and certifications that verify a vendor’s claims on their products. This is particularly important because shilajit may contain heavy metals, mycotoxins, and other harmful substances if not filtered rigorously and should be tested for safety by external sources. NutroTonic’s guide therefore recommends avoiding products sold by brands that are not transparent about testing.
Additionally, consumers are advised to look for testimonials outside the brand’s platform, as some vendors may advertise using paid reviews.
To ensure they are purchasing a high-quality product, NutroTonic’s guide says that buyers should choose shilajit that has been purified and sun-dried. However, it stresses that this information should be publicly available in third-party lab reports to be considered trustworthy.
Interested parties can learn more by visiting https://nutrotonic.com/blogs/news/muscle-max%E2%84%A2-shilajit-review-counterfeit-or-legit
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