Maca contains benzyl thiocyanate and p-methoxybenzyl isothiocyanate. Though these compounds occur in small amounts, they may enhance fertility. These two recently discovered groups of compounds, the macamides and the macaenes, appear to be the likely agents responsible for maca's enhancement of libido and sexual function.
In toxicity studies conducted in at Product Safety Labs of East Brunswick, N.J., maca showed absolutely no toxicity, and no adverse pharmacological effects.
Claims that maca enhances energy, libido and sexual function have been corroborated in research conducted at the Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine.
Application: Maca has a long history of use in Peru for its energy enhancing effects.
Directions for use: Take three capsules daily or as directed by a health professional.
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