It is well known that people in some parts of the world (for example Japan and the Mediterranean countries) rarely suffer from heart disease due to their different national diets. It is less well known that women in the Andes region of Peru do not suffer menopausal symptoms. Peruvian women take Maca, a tuberous plant related to the potato. As well as the beneficial effect on menopausal symptoms, Maca boosts energy and libido. Maca is also known as "Peruvian Ginseng" and "Peruvian Viagra".
...The Spanish found that what was good for their horses would also benefit humans, so payment for the taxes levied on the locals was taken in Maca.
Talk about food for thought...
I think Martha Stewart missed the boat on this one, or did I just misplace the Homegrown HRT issue? I think I'm going to start an organic maca farm. Pardon me while I check out rare seeds online.
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When you get it all grown and ready for harvest I could use a large dose!
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