Maca Root Extract
Peruvian Maca for daily energy, libido, and mood
Last updated: May 2026
Ancient Nutra Maca Root Extract is a standardised extract of Lepidium meyenii, the Peruvian root traditionally used for daily energy, libido, and mood balance. It is one of the few adaptogenic foods that works gently for both men and women, and contains no caffeine.
What it traditionally supports
Maca has a long history as a daily food and tonic in Peru, traditionally used for sustained energy, mood support, libido balance, and gentle hormonal support for both sexes. It is non-stimulant and caffeine-free.
How to take it
One capsule with breakfast. Some users add a second capsule with lunch. Avoid evening dosing if you find it energising.
Who it is for
- Adults of both sexes looking for daily energy and mood support without caffeine.
- People navigating hormonal changes such as perimenopause, post-pregnancy, or low libido.
- Athletes who want clean, food-based energy and recovery support.
Frequently asked questions
How fast does it work?
Many users describe a difference in energy and mood within the first 1 to 2 weeks.
Is Maca safe with thyroid medication?
Maca contains goitrogens. Speak with your doctor if you have a thyroid condition.
Can men and women both take it?
Yes. Maca is one of the few adaptogens that works well for both.
Quality
Sourced from Peruvian Maca. Made in Sri Lanka under BRCGS, GMP, HACCP, FSSC 22000, and ISO 22000. Vegetarian capsule.
Taken together
Taken alongside
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Turmeric & Black Pepper - 60 capsules
Piperine raises absorption of every capsule in the range
Rs 2,000.00
Is this right for you?
Ask Jivaka. It will tell you how Maca Root Extract fits your routine, the right dose and timing, and whether something simpler should come first.
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