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FDA STATEMENTS

Maca is an herb and thus is a permissible dietary ingredient for a dietary supplement, as listed in the Definition of Certain Foods as Dietary Supplements, in Section 3 of DSHEA (1994). Maca is not a new ingredient (having been imported into the U.S. since 1994) so no DSHEA Section 8 filing on reasonable safety is required. We have seen reports that weigth lifters and body builders have turned to Maca as a natural alternative to anabolic steroids, which are banned by the FDA.

Safety Statement:

Based on historical used and common use as food, Maca appears to be safe. Due the fact that this herb has not been reviewed by the APHA Botanical Safety Handbook. Maca would be considered to be a class 4 herb: "Herbs for which insufficient data data are available for classification"

Structure / Function Statements Permitted under Section 6 of DSHEA

·         Increases energy, stamina, and mental clarity.

·         Supports the thyroid.

·         Supports normal sexual function.

·         Promotes hormone balance.  

The products described are intended solely as food supplements to enhance general health, and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Nothing listed here should be considered as medical advice for dealing with a given problem. You should consult your health care professional for individual guidance for especific health problems. Maca is consider a health enhancer product.