Maca, powder, BIO, Dream Foods, 200 g

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Product from Peru, 100% Andean Maca powder. Ecologic cultive. Bio susteinable.

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Andean Maca, powder, 200 gr.

It contains protein, essential amino acids, carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins, iron, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium. Men with this treatment increases sexual activity.
The woman is a strengthening and rejuvenating the entire endocrine system, encourages and helps the body to create its own hormones to relieve symptoms before, during and after menopause.
Maca is a root source of energy and vitamins incomparable, vastly superior to most vegetable known to man.
Peruvian Maca has been considered since ancient times as a food of excellent nutritional properties for humans and animals. Nutritional studies conducted to show that maca contains protein, essential amino acids, carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins (B1, B2, B6 ..), minerals like iron, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium. The nutritional benefits of the Andean root has been considered in medical studies, which demonstrated its nourishing in anemia, improvement of growth (animal) and energetic properties and anti-stress.


MACA IN MEN .- Studies have shown that men with this treatment had increased sexual activation, an increase in sex drive was 40% to 42.2%


MACA IN WOMEN .- Maca is an invigorating and rejuvenating to the entire endocrine system, encourages and helps the body to create its own hormones in the right proportion for each. It is known that its effects on the endocrine system via the hypothalamus act to improve the immune and reproductive systems. The final state is the general welfare. Its properties hormone production levels make it a beneficial food to relieve the symptoms before, during and after menopause.

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