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    BeachyStar

    BeachyStarPerth, WA

    • 19 reviews

    Is it from Peru or China?

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    I think this is possibly from China going on the research of someone who actually asked Nature's way if it came from Peru. They said they sourced from all over the world and listed many countries including China but not Peru. When I realised this I took it back to Coles for a refund as I had not opened it.

    Maca can have side effects like any of these supplements and some say it could be dangerous if you have thyroid issues.

    Terrible

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    Hi All,



    I come from Peru and all my life I have had Maca powder in Peru and I was happy to have found some here in Australia, however when I tried it is so different to the real Maca. Sorry but this is not the real deal, flavourwise is terrible, I had to stop taking it.

    Kyliehutch

    KyliehutchPerth

    • 2 reviews
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    Made me so sick

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    Maca powder by natures way is obviously full of aspartame as I have been so sick 2 days in a row after adding it to my smoothies
    I react to aspartame and I'm reacting big time
    Don't buy it

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    Bala

    BalaAdelaide

    Nature's Way Maca is not real maca

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    I had bioglan maca powder initially the results were good felt energetic overall. Then I tried Nature's way maca - i gained weight drastically and body felt itchy looks like they have added something to make up weight and their margins.
    Definitely not a real deal.

    John13

    John13Perth, WA

    • 38 reviews
    • 2 likes
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    Nature's Way Super Maca Powder - perhaps best for monkeys

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