How does maca differ from ordinary stimulants such as caffeine? — Tube cress capsules N100 – Swanson (maca)

The manufacturer makes no comparison of maca with caffeine or other stimulants. According to the description, maca is a root vegetable of the cruciferous family that grows in Peru; one capsule contains 500 mg of maca root (Lepidium meyenii). According to the card, maca contains B vitamins, vitamin C, calcium, phosphorus, zinc, iron and copper (amounts not stated), and maca supplements are used by professional athletes as a natural sports supplement.

How exactly maca works and what effect to expect is not described on the product card, so it cannot be compared with caffeine in terms of sensations. The supplement does not replace a complete diet and is not intended to treat or prevent any condition.

According to the label, do not use it if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking other medicines; consult a doctor before use.