Maca - The Medicinal Plant of the Inkas

<p>Imagine a plant a plain tuber that looks like a radish that grows at an altitude of 4000 metres that survives extreme heat cold severe weather and a thin atmosphere and which at the same time stores strength vitamines trace elements and mineral nutrients.</p> <p>The Inkas had already used maca root from the Andean high plateaus as food and as medicine. Peter Carl Simons a health expert shows how this unremarkable plant can still be used as part of a therapy.</p> <p>The field of application includes: cancer therapy erectile dysfunction depression premature birth and female fertility anaemia endocrine disorder and many other. The maca root is also known in the context of anti-aging therapy. </p>