The IESA lexicon
Glossary, in plain language.
Every term we use, defined plainly — with lab terms linked to the certificates they come from.
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- 528 HzFrequency
A tone from the Solfeggio scale, often called the “love frequency” in modern sound practice. IESA prepares and stores Ormus Gold and Oil of Ormus at 528 Hz.
A
- AlchemyTradition
The ancient practice of transforming raw materials into refined substances. At IESA, the word describes a traditional approach to mineral preparation with roots in Egyptian, Hermetic and esoteric traditions.
- Alexander TechniqueMethod
A method for building awareness of posture, breath and movement in everyday activities. Clinton completed a 500-hour Alexander Technique certification with Ann Rodiger in New York.
- Amino acidsComposition
The building blocks of proteins. The manufacturer's extended certificate for our Shilajit resin (batch 02.00500) profiles 18 amino acids.
B
- Binaural beatsSound
A perceived auditory beat created when two slightly different tones are played in each ear. Used in meditation, sleep, and focus practices.
- BioavailabilityComposition
The share of a nutrient the body can absorb and use. It depends on the nutrient's form, what it's taken with and the individual.
- Blue lotusSubstance
Egyptian blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) — a water lily that appears throughout ancient Egyptian art and ritual.
C
- Certificate of analysis (COA)Standard
A document that reports test results for a specific batch or sample. We publish three in full: Ormus Gold (Analytical Resource Laboratories, March 2026), our Shilajit resin (manufacturer's certificate, batch 02.00500) and, for reference only, a Shilajit powder certificate (batch 02.00600).
- CymaticsSound
The visible study of sound made form. When frequencies vibrate sand or water, they create geometric patterns — a physical demonstration of how vibration organizes matter.
D
- Dr. SebiLineage
Alfredo Bowman (1933–2016), a self-taught Honduran herbalist who developed the African Bio-Mineral Balance approach to plant foods and minerals. Clinton trained under a Dr. Sebi protégé.
E
- Ear trainingMusic
The musical practice of training the ear to recognize intervals, chords, and rhythms by sound alone. Foundational to relative and perfect pitch development.
F
- Frequency tuningMethod
IESA's practice of preparing and storing Ormus Gold and Oil of Ormus at a specific frequency: 528 Hz.
- Fulvic acidComposition
A natural organic acid found in shilajit and in rich soil, and the compound most often used to characterise a shilajit resin. Our resin is batch-certified at 68.5% fulvic acid (batch 02.00500) — the certificate is published on our lab results page.
See the certificate: Fulvic acidRead the article: Fulvic acid
G
- GOST methodsStandard
Russian national standards that define laboratory test methods. The certificate for IESA's Altai Shilajit resin reports its results using GOST methods.
H
- Heavy-metal limitsStandard
The maximum amount of a substance that a standard allows. Our Shilajit resin certificate reports each heavy metal against its GOST permissible limit, and every result came in below it.
- Humic acidComposition
A longer-chain organic acid found alongside fulvic acid in Shilajit. The certificate for IESA's Shilajit resin reports 8.3% humic acid.
I
- ICP-MSMethod
Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry — a lab method for measuring very small amounts of metals. Analytical Resource Laboratories used ICP-MS for Ormus Gold's heavy-metal panel.
- ISO/IEC 17025:2017Standard
The international standard for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories. IESA's Ormus Gold was tested by Analytical Resource Laboratories, ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation #77504 (March 2026). Our Shilajit resin is documented by the manufacturer's batch certificate instead.
M
- MannaTradition
The biblical “bread from heaven” of the Israelites, which some Ormus writers describe as an ancient form of monoatomic gold.
- MonoatomicComposition
A term used in Ormus traditions for elements described as single, unbonded atoms rather than crystalline or molecular structures. Ormus is traditionally described as the monoatomic form of precious metals such as gold, platinum, iridium and rhodium.
O
- OrmusSubstance
Short for “orbitally rearranged monoatomic elements” — a name for mineral preparations traditionally described as containing precious metals (primarily gold) in a monoatomic state, with roots in Egyptian, Vedic and Western alchemical traditions.
P
- Program (protocol)Method
A structured, time-bound wellness routine built around a person's goals. IESA's 40-Day holistic health coaching program is educational guidance, not medical advice.
R
- Resin vs. powder (Shilajit)Composition
IESA sells Shilajit as a resin in a 50 g jar; its certificate (batch 02.00500) reports 68.5% fulvic acid. A separate Shilajit powder certificate (batch 02.00600) appears on our lab page for reference only — it isn't the product we sell.
S
- Sea mossSubstance
Irish moss (Chondrus crispus) — a mineral-rich red seaweed traditionally eaten in Ireland and the Caribbean.
- ShilajitSubstance
A mineral-rich resin that forms in high mountain rock over long periods and is traditionally used in Ayurvedic practice. IESA's Shilajit resin comes from the Altai Mountains (Kosh-Agach district); its certificate reports 68.5% fulvic acid, 8.3% humic acid, 29 elements analyzed and 18 amino acids profiled.
- Solfeggio frequenciesSound
A set of tones (174, 285, 396, 417, 528, 639, 741, 852 and 963 Hz) used in modern sound and meditation practice.
- SublingualMethod
“Under the tongue.” A common way to take liquid drops such as Ormus Gold: hold them briefly under the tongue, then swallow. Follow the directions for your product.
T
- Trace mineralsComposition
Minerals the body uses in very small amounts. The extended certificate for our Shilajit resin analyses 29 elements (batch 02.00500).
Definitions are educational: they describe traditional uses and our published lab data, and they are not medical advice.