The Rhythm Reset Bundle

Shilajit Tablets: Pure Himalayan Shilajit resin, compressed. That's it. No fillers, no binders, no flow aids, no additives. Each tablet delivers 500mg of Shilajit at 76.9% fulvic acid - independently verified by Eurofins.

Plant 5-HTP: 100mg of 5-HTP per capsule, extracted from wildcrafted Griffonia simplicifolia seed harvested in Ghana. Tests at over 99% active compound. No synthetic fillers, no unnecessary additives.

Both products are third-party tested. Test results are available here.

Everyone's different, but here's what most people report:

Shilajit: weeks 1–3: Steadier energy through the day, fewer afternoon crashes, less reliance on a second coffee. Some people notice it in the first week. Some take three. The effect builds.

5-HTP: weeks 2–4: Easier wind-down in week one, deeper sleep and clearer mornings by weeks two to four. If your serotonin levels were already quite low, it can take a little longer.

Neither product is a quick fix. Give them the time they need - that's how they're designed to work.

1. Authentic Himalayan Sourcing.
We source our shilajit from a fourth-generation collective in the Kumaon Himalayas, where it is traditionally harvested at altitudes of up to 18,000 feet.

2. Independently Tested.
Every batch undergoes third-party testing for safety, including heavy metals through Hill Labs, and for potency, including fulvic acid through Eurofins. We publish our batch results openly - you can find them here: Third-Party Testing.

3. Nothing unnecessary added.

Pure shilajit. Nothing else. No fillers, binders, artificial flavours or unnecessary additives - just carefully purified Himalayan shilajit in a convenient daily format.

Equil's Shilajit is independently tested for lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury before going on sale. Testing is done by accredited third-party labs - not self-certified. The full reports are publicly available here.

For 5-HTP: Please talk to your doctor before taking 5-HTP if you're on any medication that affects serotonin. This includes SSRIs, SNRIs, MAOIs and some migraine medications. Combining them can cause serotonin syndrome - this is a real risk and not one to guess around.

For Shilajit: Generally well tolerated alongside most medications. If you're on thyroid medication, take Shilajit at a different time of day as a precaution, as fulvic acid's mineral-binding activity could theoretically affect absorption timing.

No. Shilajit and coffee work fine together - plenty of our customers take both every morning.

Here's why they actually complement each other: coffee blocks the signal that tells you you're tired. It doesn't make energy. Shilajit gives your cells the trace minerals they need to produce energy at the cellular level. So in a sense, the Shilajit is doing what coffee only pretends to.

Some people naturally drink less coffee over time once their mineral levels stabilise. But that's a side effect, not a requirement.

You can, but the timing is the point. Shilajit in the morning, 5-HTP in the evening - that's the rhythm the bundle is built around.

Morning: 1–2 Shilajit tablets with water. Empty stomach or with food, both work.

Evening: 1–2 5-HTP capsules 30–60 minutes before bed.

Keep them in their windows and they each do their best work. Neither is habit-forming, so long-term use is fine.