“I've been taking KIKI Health Himalayan Shilajit for a few weeks now and I'm really impressed. I've noticed a boost in my energy levels and overall vitality. The resin is easy to use and has a mild taste. I'll definitely be continuing to use this product!”
“This is, in the one I received, a very hard product. Not sure if this is how every one is.I know it is resin based but the one I received is very hard indeed.This makes it difficult to get to measure and use, and as a consequence I found that it was too cumbersome so stopped using it. Unfortunately, too much friction makes a product unused and this has been the case for this I’m afraid. Perhaps there is a better way to use it than I have found. I will keep searching and update if I find a better way.”
“I’ve been using KIKI Health’s Himalayan Shilajit for a while now, and it’s genuinely impressive. This 100% pure resin is packed with over 85 trace minerals, humic, and fulvic acids, which have noticeably supported my energy levels and overall vitality. The 30g pack lasts a good while, and I appreciate that it’s a natural way to boost my immune function and feel more energised throughout the day. If you’re looking for a powerful supplement to enhance your well-being, this Shilajit is definitely worth trying!”
“I feel a lot better after using it. Pretty simple to use as you just dissolve it in water (I guess you could just eat it).I've stopped taking over supplements in place of this for the time being and might buy some more :)”
“Ok so this is an expensive little pot of tar-like substance which comes out of the rocks in the mountains. Honestly it smells and tastes as you would expect from the description - it's not a sweet treat that's for sure. You only need a tiny amount per portion but even then it is pungent! I tried it in my coffee and it tastes... muddy. That being said, the reported health benefits are meant to be really good. It's too early for me to comment on any benefits, however there have been no side effects so far.If you're looking for a good quality shilajit then I'd be happy to recommend this product.”
“Before discovering Shilajit on TikTok it was not something I had ever heard of, and I doubt I would ever have stumbled across. Thanks to the TT algorithm however I have seen a lot of videos about this nutrient-rich substance and so was keen to give it a try.The pot is only 30g so is very small, it looks similar to a small cosmetics pot rather than your average pot of vitamins. When you open the jar you see the thick tar-like shilajit inside. The label suggests adding a "PEA" sized potion to hot water, which I did exactly. Although it is super thick and sticky, the second it hits the hot water it starts to dissolve and turns the water a mirky dark colour not dissimilar to a tea or weak Coffee.One thing to note is the smell of the neat Shilajit... it stinks, and to be honest it's not a nice smell. It's hard to describe but it is an acquired taste. Once dissolved in Hot water thankfully this smell largely dissipates and even in hot water alone, there is no strong taste when you drink it. It's not pleasant in flavour, but at the same time, it's not that unpleasant either.At £45 a pot, this is a very expensive way to top up your minerals, it does seem to be the real deal, as there are a lot of faux diluted products on the market. I have been wanting to try this for some time, and I am glad I did as it seems to be a good one. It is however quite pricey.”
“There is clearly something different about this Shilajit resin compared to another I have tried at about half the price. This is somewhat harder to take as it has a fairly strong smell and taste which I can still taste in a strong coffee. It has taken a bit of experimentation to find a palatable way to take it but for now have settled on making turmeric tea with the Shilajit stirred in, which is actually pretty good. I have been drinking this to break my fast most days for the last couple of weeks. Haven’t noticed the benefits yet but expect it to take a couple of weeks or so more before I notice anything. The paste is very thick and quite firm but dissolves quite well in warm liquid.”
