What's Black Mac?
Maca is a plant from Andy in South America. It has several different forms such as black Maka, yellow poppy and red MAKA. Although edible as vegetables, the plant also has use in traditional medicine. Scientific studies of rodents suggest that black Maca may benefit sperm production and have antidepressant effects, although studies in humans are not convincing.
technically known as Lepidium meyenii , Maca grows only in the mountain mountains. It is limited to a range of about 13,100 and 14,700 feet (4,000 to 4,500 m). Farmers in this area can grow it as vegetables because it has a high carbohydrate root. Maca is closely related to turnouts and radishes because they are part of the mustard family of plants.
Medicinal use of the plant include treatment to improve fertility and exploring the potential benefits of the plant in male and female fertility since 2011.Cům have more offspring. Studies on people also increase the possibility that the plant helps the production of sperm in men and also increases men's libido.
Another traditional use of the plant is relief to fatigue, improvement of anemia and as a treatment of tuberculosis infections. Due to proven fertility and libido, the effects of the plant are also known as Peruvian ginseng, on the Asian plant with similar supposed effects. While the yellow Maca is the most common form of the Maca plant, it is the most black MAKA, which is most associated with possible reproductive advantages.
The part of the black poppy, which is usually consumed or otherwise taken as a herbal medicine, is a root or hypokotyl. It is a strong, tuber structure that sits above the ground under the leaves, similar to the long middle part of the ferry. Maca varieties tend to obtain their names from the color of the hypokotyl plant. Cooked or raw Maca are options for consumers but hypokotyl orThe root can also be processed into other forms. These include ground poppy flour, roasted coffee powder or powder for use in the form of a capsule or tablet.
Since the plant has not been formally studied in detail, all potential side effects of black Maca have not been known since 2011. Goiter, which includes thyroid swelling, is one of the possibilities if the person taking it also accepts too little iodine. Another option is that the plant can have adverse effects on the cardiovascular system.