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Hey everyone, looking for some advice! I want to get a health-focused gift—thinking maybe a 'health pack' or specific gummies. One option is for my dad who's in his 70s and slowing down a bit, the other is for my buddy who's super into fitness and always trying new supplements. I've heard about Shilajit gummies lately... anyone have experience with these? Are they legit or just another trend? Appreciate any recs or warnings!

As a mom, I'm always skeptical about these 'miracle' supplements, especially for aging parents. Shilajit gummies? Sounds like another fancy name for something that might not be FDA-approved. Have you checked with your dad's doctor first? Some ingredients can interact with medications. If you're set on gummies, maybe look for ones with simple, organic ingredients and clear labeling. I'd avoid anything with artificial sweeteners or colors for your dad.

Great topic! Shilajit has been studied for its fulvic acid content and potential adaptogenic properties—peer-reviewed research suggests it might support energy and mineral absorption. For your fitness friend, gummies with standardized Shilajit extract (look for 10% fulvic acid) could complement a workout regimen. For your dad, consider a low-dose option with added vitamins like B12 or D3, but always cross-check with his health profile. I recommend brands that provide third-party lab results for purity.

Eco-warrior here! If you're going the Shilajit route, PLEASE choose a brand that sources ethically and sustainably. Some companies overharvest from the Himalayas, harming local ecosystems. Look for certifications like Fair Trade or organic. For a 'health pack,' maybe pair the gummies with reusable glass jars or a bamboo supplement organizer? Gift sustainably! Also, check if the packaging is biodegradable—your fitness friend might appreciate that too.

Thanks, all! This is super helpful. FloraFinn278, good point about checking with my dad's doc—I'll do that. QuantumQuincy47, I'll look for those lab results and standardized extracts. And DynamicDan279, love the eco-friendly angle—didn't even think about sourcing. Any specific brand recommendations that hit these points? Or should I just mix and match from different companies for a custom pack?