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How Shilajit Boosts Female Fertility and Hormonal Balance

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  Did you ever feel like hearing yourself or among people is constantly hearing, emotional hearing, or overwhelmed with hormonal imbalance ruining your life and fertility? Well, then you're in luck because the answer has come, because you're not alone. Most women today are suffering from hormonal, energy, and reproductive disease. But Nature endowed us with the lovely solution — Shilajit, a natural resin mineral which can balance your mind and body. Shilajit? Shilajit is a tar-like natural product that is naturally occurring in the Himalayas. It forms naturally when ages of plant and mineral matter permeate the earth. It has been found to contain very high levels of fulvic acid, humic acid, and over 80 body-necessary minerals. Shilajit has been used by Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of thousands of years. It is best recognized for stimulating, rejuvenating, and safeguarding general well-being — especially in women. Is Shilajit Good for Women? Yes! While Shilajit is only assoc...

Is Shilajit Strong Enough to Replace Creatine?

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  You’ve probably seen gym lovers talk a lot about creatine, while people who follow Ayurveda often recommend Shilajit. But what happens if we compare both? Can one really take the place of the other? In the fitness world, two natural supplements are getting a lot of attention — Shilajit and Creatine. Creatine is a well-known and widely used supplement, especially among athletes and bodybuilders. On the other hand, Shilajit is a natural, mineral-rich substance from Ayurveda that’s known for boosting strength, testosterone and stamina. In this blog, we’ll talk about the main differences between Shilajit and Creatine . You also want to know which one is better for muscle growth, performance and overall health — and whether it’s safe to take them together. Shilajit vs Creatine Origin o   Shilajit: Natural Ayurvedic resin sourced from Himalayan rocks. o   Creatine: Naturally occurring compound found in muscles and plant-based sources like cranberries and seeds. Primary Fu...