Maca is the primary ingredient in Vimaca. It is a small Andrean root belonging to the radish family. This Peruvian herb has a 2,000 year old history as a powerful strength, libido and stamina enhancer. Maca is creating market demand in Japan, Europe and the U.S. and is poised to be a major botanical product on the international herbal scene.

Women with a hormonally related cancer, such as an estrogen receptive breast cancer, or those with endometriosis are discouraged from using Maca. Women using estrogen blockers such as Tamoxifen should not use products that affect estrogen levels. Men with a hormonally related cancer, such as prostate cancer are discouraged from using Maca. In addition, pregnant women should not use Maca. See similar questions...

The recommended dosage for maca is to take 2 tablets 3 times daily with water for the first month. When you see a visible results, you can lower the dosage to 1 tablet 3 times daily for maintenance, or continue with 2 tablets 3 times daily for more boosts. If no large visible results in the first month, please continue with 2 tablets 3 times daily to reach your goal. We are so confident about our product, currently 97% of the users reported positive difference within the first month of usage. See similar questions...

Dr. Gloria Chacon de Popovici, a Peruvian biologist, published the results of her PhD research on Maca in 1961. This research showed significant correlation between Maca ingestion and fertility in the experimental animals, and also in sperm motility. Dr. Chacon isolated the four alkaloids responsible for the medicinal and nutritional benefits of Maca. In 2001 Dr. See similar questions...

This page lists (26) assorted questions and answers related to Maca root including storage issues, dosage recommendations and potency, which products to choose first, going with powders, capsules, or liquids, organic vs. raw or gelatinized? Quality comments/ product comparisons: why choose Maca Magic? Ordering questions, cooking info, etc. See similar questions...

We also recommend that you consult your health practitioner if you have bladder or liver disease or high blood pressure. The use of fertility drugs, black cohosh, dong quai, ginseng or licorice root along with Maca is not recommended. See similar questions...

Everyone! The most exciting news about Maca is that it strengthens and balances the endocrine system of both sexes in the appropriate gender-specific manner. Its action focuses on the hypothalamus/pituitary axis, which governs the intricate and delicate hormonal system of our body. Maca is an ideal addition to the daily diets of both men and women to promote greater energy and stamina improve ability to handle stress and enhance sexual and reproductive health and wellness. See similar questions...

Maca has been consumed as a staple food in the diets of Native Peruvians for thousands of years. It has proven to be very safe and it is most definitely beneficial for children. In today’s world of devitalized and highly processed foods, high sugared snacks and drinks, and demineralized soils, it’s nice for parents to know they have a highly nutritious alternative. Maca has no known side effects and is non-toxic. See similar questions...

The Native Peruvians fed Maca to their livestock to promote endurance, strength, and fertility. It is recorded that the use of Maca in their domesticated animals greatly enhanced their health. It may be of particular interest to breeders to know that Maca absolutely increases fertility, and to further its appeal, Maca also builds strong and vital offspring. See similar questions...

Choca Maca- 1/2 cup raw cacao beans , 3 cups water, 2 tbsp MACA, 1/4 tsp cea salt, 2 tbsp agave nectar or maple syrup. Blend 30 seconds, strain through a fine mesh and enjoy! Green Drink- 2 cups water, 2 stalks celery, 1 medium leaf kale, 1 handful parsley, 2 tbsp MACA, 1 tbsp spirulina, 1/2 tsp cea salt. See similar questions...