Differences between genuine and adulterated goods
The growing shilajit market is increasingly filled with adulterated or adulterated products. Often, inferior resins, sugar, or powder are added to cut costs. Genuine shilajit, on the other hand, di...
Shilajit in sports – natural support for performance and regeneration
More and more athletes in Switzerland are turning to shilajit. Mumio provides natural minerals and manganese – for energy, regeneration, and conscious performance, tested according to Swiss quality...
Shilajit test winner Switzerland – What you should pay attention to
Not every shilajit meets Swiss quality standards. Learn what defines true premium quality – from origin to laboratory testing to transparency. Mumio is one of Switzerland's leading certified products.
Shilajit for women – naturalness and balance
Shilajit naturally supports women in their daily lives. Mumio stands for certified purity, Swiss quality, and a natural contribution to energy metabolism thanks to manganese.
Shilajit vs. other supplements – What makes Mumio unique?
Shilajit, also known as mumijo, is fundamentally different from conventional supplements. Learn why this natural mineral resin from the Himalayas in Switzerland stands for purity, quality, and who...
Shilajit dosage: How much mumijo per day is advisable?
Shilajit, also known as mumijo, is a natural resin from the Himalayas that is very effective in small amounts. The recommended daily amount is between 0.5 g and 3 g, depending on experience and ne...
Why Mumio is the best Shilajit in Switzerland
Mumio is more than just a name—we are the direct link between Gilgit-Baltistan and Switzerland. Natural shilajit, genuine origin, not mass-produced.
Traditional processing steps – less is more
The processing of shilajit has a long tradition in the high mountains of the Himalayas. For generations, the resin has been soaked in pure spring water, carefully filtered, and gently purified – wi...
Shilajit in resin format – The most authentic form
Shilajit has been extracted for centuries in its original resin form—directly from the rocks of the Himalayas. This natural form requires minimal processing and therefore remains part...