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Maca Extract and Vigor Boost™

Maca is a hardy root vegetable grown high in the Peruvian Andes and eaten for centuries.

Maca roots and maca powder on a wooden table

In brief

  • Grown above 13,000 feet in Peru
  • A root, related to radish and turnip
  • Comes in yellow, red and black types
  • One of nine named ingredients

What it is

Maca is a root vegetable in the same plant family as radishes, turnips and broccoli. It grows on cold, windy plateaus high in the Peruvian Andes, where few crops survive. People there have eaten it for centuries, roasted, boiled or ground into flour. Maca is now sold as powder, capsules and extracts, and is popular with people who want daily energy and stamina support.*

Where it comes from

Most maca still comes from Peru. Farmers harvest the roots, dry them and mill them into powder. Different root colors, yellow, red and black, are sold under the same name. An extract is a more concentrated form made from the powder.

Why it is in Vigor Boost

Vigor Boost lists maca extract third.* Your Vigor Boost label shows the combined blend of 82 mg per gummy, which includes this ingredient. Maca and Ashwagandha tells more of the story.

Worth knowing

  • A vegetable root, eaten as food in Peru
  • Used for daily energy and stamina support*
  • Sold as powder and as extract
  • Sits beside ashwagandha in the blend

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Common questions

Is maca a food?

Yes. In Peru it has been eaten as a root vegetable for centuries.

Why are there different colors?

Maca roots grow in yellow, red and black types, all sold as maca.

Where can I see the amount of this ingredient?

The label lists all nine ingredients together as one blend of 82 mg per gummy. Read it before your first gummy.

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