Maca Root: Health Benefits & Attributes
MACA'S FUNCTIONS & VIRTUES
With its many health enhancing properties finally becoming widely publicized, Maca root is a product that can make people feel, look, and perform better...
Clinical data continues to verify what the original
Peruvians have known for millenia...
Maca's place in pre-conquest Peru as a remedy and nutritious super-food precedes written history. The first recorded uses by Spaniards in the 16th century corroborate exactly what indigenous healers of the Andes mountains had developed into their system of medicine.
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A TRUE ADAPTOGEN
In the 1930s, Russian scientists studying plant medicine coined the term adaptogen to refer to a plant that promoted non specific benefits to an organism while inducing NO negative side effects.
Maca is considered by top researchers to be a true adaptogen.
An adaptogen is a substance which raises the non-specific resistance in an organism.
Adaptogens enable the body to enhance its power of resistance and adapt to external conditions.
They work with the body's natural rhythms to help rebuild weak immune systems, re-mineralize poorly nourished bodies, and increase energy and endurance.
(Read More about how maca functions perfectly as an adaptogen) >>http://www.macaroot.com/benefits/adaptogens.html
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WHAT ARE DOCTORS SAYING?
Prominent doctors are speaking out for the properties of maca as a superb adaptogen, as well as possessing many other health benefits.
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While maca's major virtues are well known popularly and are currently being verified by scientific inquiry, it remains clear that many of its possible benefits are only yet hinted at and worthy of greater study.
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"Today, new alkaloid fractions identified in Maca are propelling scientific trials by universities around the world."
