The information behind the words.
What you read, where it comes from and what still needs to be assessed.
Who creates this information?
The articles appear under the brand name Shilajit Select. That is an editorial mention for this store project, not a name of a doctor, pharmacist or scientific researcher.
The texts were drawn up with AI support and checked for structure, source references and internal coherence during construction. The owner of Shilajit Select manages the editorial staff. For the first four extensive reading guides, Risham H. has been appointed as substantive reviewer, with the role of Ayurvedic physician. That substantive review has not yet been completed. For a reviewed article, we indicate who checked what content and when. Health-related explanations also require appropriate expertise; we do not assume any medical or scientific qualification from the owner. The current articles are drafts.
How do we choose sources?
For rules and supervision, we refer to competent authorities, such as the European Commission and the NVWA. We use professional documentation for analysis methods. A source is as close as possible to the explanation it supports.
We distinguish between general background, our own selection criteria and product-specific data. A government document about an ingredient is not an endorsement of our product. A supplier test of raw material does not automatically prove the quality of every final packaging.
We will only discuss a product study once the preparation, participants, research method and limitations have been assessed. At this time we do not publish our own conclusions about proven health benefits of Select.
Why do we publish reading guides?
Our explanations will help you ask questions about ingredients, quantities, batch reports and product forms. You should be able to make a more informed comparison, even if you ultimately choose a different brand.
We are a commercial store in preparation. Links from articles to Select products therefore have a commercial interest. The existence of such a link does not automatically make our own product the best choice.
What happens before publication?
- Check sources and concrete statements for content.
- Have health-related explanations assessed by an appropriate expert.
- Compare product texts with the final specification and label.
- Make the name, relevant background and date of the actual assessment visible.
- Only then make the approved content available for indexing.
Corrections, data and images.
The revision date changes in the event of a substantive change. We don't use a new date just to make an article seem recent. A subsequent assessment entry must refer to an audit actually carried out.
The article illustrations, product images and films were created with Higgsfield. They show packaging concepts, not photographed sales batches, laboratories or real user experiences.
You can send corrections to info@shilajitselect.com. All contact details are on the service page. There is currently no active reporting form.