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colonial domain in peru, the kings of spain frequently ordered their provisions of the dried root, and for this reason maca is known as "the food of kings." in peruvian folklore, maca root was for centuries known as a fertility plant and used for the support of libido.* just - teaspoons a day is the
of the mustard family (brassicaeae) to which radish, turnip, broccoli, brussels sprouts, and cabbage also belong. maca thrives in the cold, dry, and windy mountainous conditions of its andean homelands at altitudes of – meters ( – ft) above sea level. today, the cultivation of maca is largely confined...
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