Rocky Mountain Shilajit
Shilajit wild harvested North American - from the Rockies 30ml
Shilajit wild harvested North American - from the Rockies 30ml
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Rocky High Shilajit – Resin from the Canadian Rockies
Born deep within the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia, this rare plant-based resin formed over millions of years under high-altitude pressure. Naturally rich in minerals, nutrients, and amino acids, it is carefully refined to preserve its purity.
Rocky High Shilajit easily fits into your daily rituals: a few drops in a warm coffee, a soothing tea, or water. A simple gesture, an authentic experience, inspired by the raw strength of the Canadian mountains.
Features:
- Origin: Canadian Rockies (British Columbia)
- Concentrated liquid resin – 5g concentrate / 30ml
- Suggested use: 15 drops, 2 times per day
- Store in a cool, dry place
⚠️ Warning: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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