YANGO Maca root extract - 100 vegetarian caps

YANGO Maca root extract - 100 caps


Maca root is famous for its richness of nutrients - it is classified as the superfoods category, ie foods naturally abundant in food values. It is a great source of complex carbohydrates and fiber, it also provides up to seven exogenous amino acids, hence it is especially recommended for people eliminating animal foods from the diet. Due to the relatively high caloric content, the maca is a good source of energy. In addition, it contains many minerals, such as copper or iron.
 
A natural aphrodisiac
 
The impact of Peruvian cicadas root on fertility remains both its best-researched and documented medical action, and the leading cause of its consumption by people from around the world. Due to the high content of minerals, vitamins and specific chemical compounds, maca improves the functioning of the endocrine system and stabilizes the level of hormones in the blood, which directly translates into the general condition of the body, which directly depends on the ability to procreate. By promoting the proper balance of progesterone and estrogen in the woman's body, eating the root of a Peruvian cicada stabilizes the course of the monthly cycle and facilitates ovulation. In addition, it was observed that maca improves the quality of sperm and the number of sperms - in this field stands a black-cherry cultivar. What's more, there was a positive effect of the cicada on the level of libido and the intensity and length of the erection.
 
A stimulating gift of nature
 
Maca root is widely known for its energizing effect and used as a healthy alternative to energy drinks or coffee. It causes long-lasting, gentle stimulation, reducing stress levels and driving to action. What's more, psychiatrists point to the effectiveness of Peruvian cicadas in counteracting and combating depression. The phytoestrogens contained in the plant stabilize hormone levels, restoring optimal well-being. Thanks to its properties, maca root is an important support for the body in the fight against depression, stress and chronic fatigue syndrome.

Menopause support
 
It has been clinically confirmed that eating the root of Peruvian cicadas relieves the negative symptoms of menopause - mood swings, trouble sleeping and hot flashes. What's more, the conducted research suggests that the maca root, supporting bone mineralization, reduces the tendency to develop osteoporosis - a disease particularly widespread among women after the menopause.

Maca for strength building
 
Inca warriors consumed the roots of the Peruvian pepperbird to increase the body's efficiency and muscle mass. Interestingly, the latest research confirms the validity of the Inca theory - maca is rich in sterols, which have some effects similar to anabolic steroids. This fact is now widely used in sports by athletes and bodybuilders who want to improve their performance.