Maca is an herb and thus is a permissible dietary ingredient for a dietary supplement, as listed in the Definition of Cer- tain Foods as Dietary Supplements, in Section 3 of DSHEA (1994). Maca is not a new ingredient (having been imported into U.S. since 1994) so no DSHEA Section 8 filling on a rea- sonable safety is required.We have seen reports that weight lifters and body builders have turned to Maca as a natural al- ternative to anabolic steroids, which are banned by the FDA.
Safety Statement: Based on historical used and common use as food, Maca ap- pears to be safe. Due the fact that this herb has not been re- viewed by the APHA botanical Safety Handbook. Maca would be considered to be a class 4 herb: "Herbs for which insuffi- cient 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.
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