NutroTonic, a health brand and online resource that specializes in naturopathy and sports nutrition, has released a new guide on testing the purity of shilajit products.
-- The company has published its latest guide amid growing concerns about counterfeits and lower-quality products appearing on the market. In the guide, NutroTonic explores key indications of fake shilajit and how consumers can test their products at home using simple methods.
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Shilajit is a rare, resin-like ingredient that is frequently used in traditional South Asian cultures, often as part of folk remedies or beverages. It is found in mountain ranges around the world, but the highest-quality sources are believed to be in the Himalayas at elevations of 17,000 feet and above. Much research has examined the properties of shilajit, finding it to be rich in fulvic acid, antioxidants, and minerals, suggesting potential uses in various fields of medicine.
As a naturally occurring, plant-based ingredient, shilajit has also garnered interest among health communities, spurring demand for products that contain it. According to NutroTonic’s guide, this has led to a growing number of imitations, which may be hazardous due to the presence of heavy metals, pesticides, fillers, and other contaminants. However, the company says that determining the authenticity of shilajit-based products is relatively easy and can be done with simple tests.
First, imitations will have visual and tactile clues customers can use to distinguish them from authentic products. Because shilajit is naturally dense and opaque, transparent, translucent, or overly shiny products often point to impurities or excessive processing methods. Customers can also taste the ingredient to determine its quality; as shilajit has a bitter, earthy taste, unnatural sweetness typically indicates the presence of added sugars and artificial flavors.
Additionally, buyers can perform a burn test to check their products. When heated, pure shilajit will bubble, soften, and become sticky without burning or producing plastic-like residue; products that remain hard or brittle, catch fire, or emit an unnatural odor after being exposed to warm temperatures are likely fake or impure.
To ensure they are purchasing authentic shilajit, NutroTonic’s guide advises consumers to choose vendors who are transparent about their production methods and provide third-party lab results publicly. Individuals can also check for verified customer testimonials and independent reviews to determine whether a manufacturer is reputable.
Interested parties can learn more by visiting https://nutrotonic.com/blogs/news/how-to-test-shilajit-gummies-for-purity-a-diy-guide
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