other: 64 million years is not a joke even for a planet and many things happened globally over such period of time: new continents been created, moving apart and jointed again, many ice ages passed, volcanoes erupted and meteorites bombarded our planet. Jungles became those high altitude rocky mountains and approximately that time our lovely cactus passed away mummified for another 60 million years transforming in a fossil deposit. Now you know what you are holding in hands.
other: Adults take 300 mg daily deluded with water or any drink.
other: Raw Shilajit.
other: At room temperature (24C/76F) or below. Protect from direct heat, sunlight or moisture.
warning: If you are pregnant or nursing consult your physician before purchase or use.
other: Collected by highlanders from extreme wilderness
other: Shilajit (Sanskrit:, in Farsi or Dari, silajatu, in Urdu) or Mumijo is a black exudate from high mountain rocks, often found in the Himalayas, Karakoram, Nepal, Girda (India), Russia, Mongolia. The English word Shilajit is a phonetic adaptation of "silajit" (Hindi:), which in turn goes back to Sanskrit (Sanskrit:, silajatu). The literal meaning of the Sanskrit compound is "mountain tar", the first element (sila) meaning "pertaining to, or having the properties of a rock, mountain", the second (jatu) denoting "gum, lac; any tarry substance".
claim: When planet Earth was called Pangea, when dinosaurs were dominant animals on a ground and pterodactyls having air space, in a time standing 240- 64 million years apart from now also known as the Mesozoic Era, a prehistoric plan looking similar to a modern giant cactus been growing happily ever after in jungles. Dramatically different from current climate conditions, sun radiation amount glazing Pangea surface, atmosphere content and soil minerals - were those factors upon the cactus enjoyed its life on a land currently known as Tibet, India, and Altai, Mongolia Mountains.
other: 64 million years old
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