For those type of result we recommend our maca for women blend, read more about this here: https://themacaexperts.com/maca/treating-with-maca/maca-for-curves/

Yes it is safe. Maca is not a stimulant and can be taken with medication like beta blockers.

This question is answered here: https://themacaexperts.com/maca/taking-maca/does-maca-interfere-with-hormones/

It depends on the maca, read more about this here: https://themacaexperts.com/maca/taking-maca/maca-and-metabolic-syndrome/
We recommend the maca for men blend or our concentrated black maca depending on what condition(s) or symptoms you are looking for support for.

Hi Isabella, the claims made on the products are to do with clinical studies undertaken in either men or women. To date there has been no direct clinical study looking at the effectiveness of maca in increasing female libido. As a result we cannot put this claim with the product for women. That however does not mean it does not work for women, just that there is no evidence to support its use for that. In terms of customer reports for libido improvements in women the results are varied, some women have seen significant improvements, others none. The estimated percentage that have reported libido enhancements in women is less than what we hear from our male customers but nevertheless there are a percentage of women that find maca does help their libido. For this specific treatment we would recommend the maca for women blend of the three colours.