Maca Roja
Por una vida más ligera
$168.90
Dato curioso:
La maca es una raíz de origen peruano que se cultiva a 4,000 m sobre el nivel del mar. Los Incas la consideraban un regalo de los dioses por lo que la incluían dentro de sus danzas y rituales debido a su uso medicinal y afrodisíaco.
Maca
Rica en vitamina C, vitamina A, vitamina B1, calcio, cobre, zinc, potasio y antioxidantes. La maca contribuye al buen funcionamiento del hígado y órganos sexuales. Coadyuva a reducir colesterol, triglicéridos, presión arterial y glucosa. Fortalece al sistema inmunológico y contiene propiedades antidepresivas y ansiolíticas. Contribuye a reducir síntomas postmenopáusicos como la pérdida del deseo sexual. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Información Nutrimental
Tamaño de la porción: 100 g
Porciones por envase: 1.5
Porción de: 100 mg
Contenido energético: 328 kcal / 1395 KJ
Cont. energético por envase: 910 Kcal
Grasas Total: 0 g
Grasa saturada: 0 g
Grasa trans: 0 mg
Carbohidratos disponibles: 66 g
Azúcares: 32 g
Azúcares añadidos: 0 g
Fibra Dietética: 6 g
Proteínas: 15 g
Sodio: 19 mg
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