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Has anybody tried this and if so did it help
Shilajit is a dark, sticky, mineral-rich substance found in mountain rocks. It has been used for many years in traditional Ayurvedic medicine. People usually take it hoping it will help with energy, stamina, memory, inflammation, or their general health.
Some people may say it helps them feel better or gives them more energy, but that is personal experience. There is currently no good human evidence showing that shilajit treats Parkinson’s or Parkinsonism, replaces dopamine, or slows the progression of the disease.
There are also some safety concerns. Raw or poorly tested shilajit may contain heavy metals such as lead, mercury, or arsenic. It may cause dizziness, stomach problems, allergic reactions, or changes in blood pressure. It could also interact with medications.
Before trying shilajit—or any supplement like this—definitely talk with your doctor first. Your doctor knows your health, your medications, and your medical history better than anyone. What may be safe for one person may not be safe for another.
I haven’t tried it but would!
Hi Russell 6 Hope you are doing good if you need help with anything we are here to help.Now Shilajit to be honest I never heard of it I would say it is some kind of Supplements that is just a guess?I know about Himalayas Salt that is all I am sure someone will put a comment in later and we will all know well I will should I say all the best
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Has anyone with Parkinson's tried Shilajit and found it helpful?
Shilajit is a natural resin-like substance found in mountain rocks, particularly in the Himalayas. It's been used in traditional medicine for centuries and contains a compound called fulvic acid, which some researchers believe may have neuroprotective Show Full Answer
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