
Resin seeped from high-altitude Himalayan rock
Traditionally used to support stamina, mental clarity and resilience during demanding seasons.
A rice-grain sized piece of resin dissolved in warm water or herbal tea, taken in the morning.
Where it comes from
Scraped from rock crevices in the Himalayas, Altai and Caucasus mountains.
How it’s been used through history
Ayurvedic texts describe it as a rasayana taken with milk to restore strength, and mountain communities in Nepal and Central Asia have used it as an altitude and stamina tonic.
Purity varies widely by source. Avoid unpurified resin, and skip during pregnancy or with iron-overload conditions.
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Mineral content varies by source. For educational use only. Consult healthcare provider.