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Adaptogenic tonic Mood, energy and vitality — for men and women Situations where it may be beneficial Physical and mental tonic May help the body respond with more resilience and readiness to the demands of everyday life. Andean superfood Original root extract from the Andes, with a rich mineral profile of Calcium and Magnesium, grown at high altitude. For men and women May be beneficial at various stages of life — including menopause, fertility and male vitality. Performance and recovery May help with ATP synthesis and aerobic energy systems — particularly relevant for athletes. Peruvian Maca has been valued since Inca times. Today it is considered a superfood whose roots have an excellent nutritional profile, with particular emphasis on its concentration of essential minerals. As an adaptogenic plant, it may help the body adjust to stressful conditions, becoming more resilient — both physically and mentally. Maca has been studied in contexts as diverse as menopause, fertility, libido, mental health and sports performance — which reflects the breadth of its nutritional interest. The flavonoids and anthocyanins present may contribute to its effect on recovery and post-exercise comfort, through its antioxidant action. Who it may be relevant for Women in menopause Hot flashes and hormonal comfort Couples trying to conceive Fertility and reproductive vitality Athletes and active individuals Energy, endurance and recovery Those experiencing chronic fatigue Tiredness, apathy and depressed mood High-stress lifestyles Adaptation and resilience to stress How an adaptogenic plant works Common stressors Adaptogenic response Maca contains apiol, so its use is not recommended during pregnancy (may cause contractions), in cases of kidney problems, or during breastfeeding. Always consult a healthcare professional if you are taking medication or have any pre-existing health conditions.Maca 500 mg


