New Shilajit & Sea Moss Gummies from Dialed Moods - Anyone tried them?
Hey everyone, just saw this article and thought I'd share: # Sea Moss and Shilajit Gummies Now Available From Wellness Company Dialed Moods The wellness supplement landscape continues to evolve with the introduction of novel delivery formats. According to a recent press release, Dialed Moods has launched a new line combining sea moss and shilajit in gummy form. They're marketing it for energy, immunity, and overall vitality. Has anyone here tried these or similar products? Curious what the community thinks about gummy versions of these traditionally powdered/tincture supplements.
omg i've been eyeing shilajit for ages but the powders look so messy and expensive! gummies sound way more convenient for my dorm life lol. but tbh the price tag on these is kinda steep for my budget - saw they're like $35 for a month's supply? that's like 3 meals out for me :/ anyone know if there are cheaper alternatives or maybe a student discount? also, do gummies work as well as the traditional forms? worried it might just be a marketing gimmick...
Bro, shilajit is legit - I've used the resin form for post-WOD recovery and it's a game changer for inflammation. But gummies? Not sure about that. The bioavailability might be lower compared to pure resin. And sea moss is packed with minerals which is great for Crossfit performance. Dialed Moods is a decent brand tho. My stack already has 5 things, adding gummies feels extra. Anyone know the exact dosages per gummy? Need to see if it's worth swapping out my current shilajit supplement.
As someone who travels constantly for work, gummies are a lifesaver - no more powder spills in my suitcase! I've tried sea moss gel before and the benefits were noticeable for my energy levels during back-to-back meetings. If Dialed Moods has combined it with shilajit, that could be a powerful combo for stress resilience. The convenience factor alone might justify the cost for busy professionals. Has anyone checked if these are third-party tested? I'm cautious about heavy metals in shilajit sources.