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Maca BIO du Pérou
Benefits
 Helps increase libido
 Helps stimulate the formation and maturation of red blood cells (antianemic)
 Helps stimulate the immune system
 Helps regulate cholesterol
 Helps stimulate the thyroid gland (improves hypothyroidism)
 Helps increase the activity of the pancreas
 Helps prevent aging
 Helps rejuvenate skin and hair
 Anti-stress and antidepressant
 Helps in calcification and bone development in children
 Helps reduce osteoporosis
 Helps increase energy levels
 Helps revitalize brain functions and stimulate memory
 Helps improve mood
 Helps improve fertility in men and women
  •  Adaptogen
  •  Omegas 3, 6 and 9
  •  Vitamins B2, B6, C
  •  Rich in antioxidants
  •  Minerals and trace elements

Maca BIO du Pérou

CHF15.90Price

  • Description

    A little botany ...

    Maca is an annual or biennial herbaceous plant native to the Andes of Peru , where it is cultivated for its edible hypocotyl. There are different types of maca: red, black or yellow.

    Yellow maca

    Our yellow maca is the most popular variety for its sweeter flavor than red or black. In fertile people of both sexes, it increases libido and fertility, it has stimulating effects and improves state of mind.

    This type of maca is especially beneficial for women, especially during menopause because, although it is favorable for men, black or red root maca has more potent properties for male sexuality. All varieties of maca have a contribution to human health

    Maca can be consumed by children, youth, adults and the elderly. It is known to be an adaptogen , which means that it works in the body regardless of age or gender.

     

    Origin

    Maca (Lepidium Peruvianum) is a tuberous root cultivated in the Andes since the time of the Incas between 3,800 and 4,500 meters above sea level.

    It is resistant to the climatological factors typical of the Andean highlands which are negative for other crops: frost, hail and snowfall.

    This root was domesticated and used as a staple food by the Pumpush of Junín, a pre-Inca culture that lived on the shores of Lake Chinchaycocha in the 700s BC.

    During the Inca period, it not only became the food of the nobles (high society), but also served as an offering to the gods along with corn and potatoes.

  • WITHDRAWAL CONDITIONS

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