General FAQ’s

They’re a concentrated source of a vitamins, minerals or other substances with a nutritional or physiological effect. Vitamins and minerals, often referred to as Essential Nutrients, are micronutrients required by the body to carry out a range of normal functions

A wide range of nutrients and other ingredients which can include vitamins, minerals, amino acids, essential fatty acids, fibre and various plants and herbal extracts

They’re intended to supplement the normal diet, to correct nutritional deficiencies, maintain an adequate intake of certain nutrients, or to support specific physiological functions

• Gummies
• Tablets
• Capsules
• Powders
• Gel capsules
• Extracts
• Liquids
• Drinks
• Energy bars
• Candies

Food supplements are foods and as such cannot be placed on the market unless they are safe for consumers to take. Our manufacturing partners are carefully vetted based on multiple factors to include BRC, ISO and HACCP accreditations to name a few and where possible, in-person site visits are made prior to their engagement

Food supplements should only be taken after consulting your doctor or health care professional. Interaction with the foetus, breast milk production, specific medicinal products or medical conditions cannot be ruled out and the effects of some medicinal products may be weakened or amplified, thereby possibly affecting treatment in an undesirable manner

Discontinue use & contact your doctor or healthcare professional immediately

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Shilajit has been recognized and utilized for centuries in Ayurvedic medicine, India’s 5,000-year-old holistic health system, as both a rejuvenating and anti-aging compound. In ancient Indian Ayurvedic medicine, a rasayana compound is characterized by two key traits…

• Enhancing physical strength
• Promoting overall human health

Traditionally, energy boosting shilajit is consumed by people in Nepal and northern India, with children often taking it with milk during breakfast. The Sherpas, known for their strength and healthy longevity, include shilajit as part of their regular diet

Our Shilajit, unusually for a single ingredient is a complete protein & contains a long list of minerals, nutrients & vitamins, all deemed essential to overall good health

Our raw Shilajit is transformed and purified into high quality firm resin through a meticulous seven-point process following traditional Ayurvedic methods within modern facilities in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practice

Yes, very much so and generally speaking, Shilajit should…

• Not liquefy in alcohol
• Leave a sandy residue once dissolved
• Melt under flame
• Should taste bitter, like strong liquorice
• Have an earthy smell
• Respond to temperature changes, becoming brittle when cold & pliable when warmer

Good news, our gluten-free Shilajit should be fine for you to consume as it’s plant-based and vegan-friendly

Although Shilajit is generally considered safe, due to limited research, the safety of both short-term and long-term use of Shilajit remains unclear. However, Shilajit may…

• Lower blood pressure
• Significantly increase testosterone levels
• Cause gastrointestinal issues, such as diarrhoea or vomiting
• Raise iron levels, as observed in animal studies. Therefore, individuals with conditions like hemochromatosis (excess iron in the blood) should avoid using it
• Cause allergic reactions, commonly topical ones like skin rashes or itchiness, but severe reactions such as anaphylaxis can also occur

We advise taking before breakfast on an empty stomach & at least thirty minutes before eating

Holistic practitioners often advise starting with a smaller dose and gradually increasing it while monitoring for side effects like diarrhoea or vomiting. Our directions suggest…

• Take on an empty stomach & at least thirty minutes before eating: drop one pea sized serving (approx. 500mg) into a cup of warm water, milk, tea or coffee & stir until fully dissolved. Adding a teaspoon of honey will improve taste & may contribute to quicker absorption

The dosage depends on several factors, including body type, overall strength, general health and age so if unsure reduce to 250mg, gradually increasing as needed

In a cool or refrigerated dry place out of direct sunlight and away from strong odours

Shilajit should only be taken after consulting your doctor or health care professional. Interaction with the foetus, breast milk production, specific medicinal products or medical conditions cannot be ruled out and the effects of some medicinal products may be weakened or amplified, thereby possibly affecting treatment in an undesirable manner

Discontinue use & contact your doctor or healthcare professional immediately

For quality assurance, we subject our Shilajit to rigorous laboratory testing in accordance with the latest EU & UK regulatory framework to both determine its Fulvic and Humic Acid content & to monitor for the presence of metals and mycotoxins

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Yes, our gummies are both gluten-free and dairy-free

Yes, they certainly are as we avoid the use of gelatin from animal collagen. If you’re vegan, vegetarian, or simply prefer to avoid consuming animal products, you’re in the right place as our vegan-friendly gummies use pectin, a plant-based gelling agent which provides the same chewy texture without the use of animal products

Typically one of our gummies contains 10kcal, equal to 0.5% of an average healthy adult’s NRV (Nutrient Reference Value). We suggest a serving size of two gummies, equal to 20kcal and 1% NRV

Our gummies are made from a combination of sugar alternatives and vegan-friendly gelling agents like pectin. Active ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, and plant extracts are then added to these base ingredients to create our nutritional gummies

Our ingredients are sourced globally from fully accredited top-tier suppliers who follow Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP). This ensures that our food supplements…

• Are of consistently high quality
• Are appropriate to their intended use
• Meet the requirements of our product specifications

Take two gummies per day, chew well before swallowing

Excessive consumption of our sugar free gummies may cause laxative effects

You can combine gummies based on your personal nutritional needs to help meet your health goals. However, it’s always a good idea to consult with your doctor or healthcare professional if you have any concerns or uncertainties. It’s important to stick to the recommended dosage of gummy vitamins. Taking too many at once can lead to a vitamin overdose, with symptoms that may include…

• Trouble sleeping
• Digestive issues
• Fatigue

For a good night’s sleep, it might be best to consume gummies earlier in the day as your body needs time to metabolize them

Although our gummies are intended for adult use, gummies can be a fun and effective way for children to get vitamins and minerals, but they should be given in moderation and as part of a balanced diet. It’s important to consult with a pediatrician before introducing new supplements to make sure they’re appropriate for your child’s specific health needs

In a cool dry place out of direct sunlight

Gummies should only be taken after consulting your doctor or health care professional. Interaction with the foetus, breast milk production, specific medicinal products or medical conditions cannot be ruled out and the effects of some medicinal products may be weakened or amplified, thereby possibly affecting treatment in an undesirable manner

Discontinue use & contact your doctor or healthcare professional immediately

If so please Contact Us