Shilajit

Research has been conducted on Himalayan shilajit and it has been found that atoms in shilajit are bound to Carbon 60. The fulvic acid in shilajit is exceptionally suitable to be combined with C 60. The DibEnzo-alpha-pyrones (DBPs) and Dib Enzo-alpha-pyrone chromoprotein (DCPs) are antioxidants in Himalayan shilajit and they support C 60 energy-boosting effects. Depending on the processing of Himalayan Shilajit (free from toxic metals) and naturally sun-dried quality, the DBPs and DCPs form nearly ±10-30% of shilajit. C 60 in Himalayan shilajit or any other product must be soluble If C 60 is not properly diffused it can turn into new molecules: Nano-C 60 that are toxic. If Carbon 60 is anionic it is a super- antioxidant
In Shilajit – C 60 is a formation in the core structure of shilajit as a molecular bond. The bond is a super anti-oxidant known as DBPs. Putting it in layman terms C 60 is an anti-oxidant on steroids. The C 60 oil or compound takes about three months to start working if you take it regularly with a balanced healthy diet.
Finally, the likely benefits of C 60 in short are:

better skin health
longer life span
better memory
super-antioxidants
protect your body from free radicals
gives you UV protection
ease your arthritis