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Best adds that maca is most often supplemented by eating the root in powdered form that has been boiled and/or dehydrated.

Move over, matcha, there's a new superfood in town: maca. No, not matcha. Maca. (Confusing, right?) The root, also known as Peruvian ginseng, recently made waves in the health and wellness community ...

Maca root is a significant part of the Peruvian culture. It has been growing in the pristine altitudes of the Andes Mountains in Peru for over 2000 years and yet it is only now that the healing powers ...

Maca root, a plant native to the Andes Mountains of Peru, has been used in conventional medicine for many generations. Its rising fame as a dietary supplement today can be attributed to its potential ...

Maca root is purported to enhance libido and sexual performance. Valued for its energy-boosting and aphrodisiac qualities, maca root has been shown to increase libido and reduce symptoms of sexual ...

Maca is a plant native to central Peru, it’s a vegetable from the cruciferous family and it’s been used for thousands of years as a food supplement and medication. Today, it’s considered to be an ...

Maca is a natural medication that can be used to cure a variety of health problems, including infertility and poor sexual drive. People in Peru have used maca for thousands of years as food and ...