It is finally summer. It took a long time to get here. Spring seemed to drag its heels, and now bang – it is past the 21st of June. Every year I promise myself I am going to go north to join in the festivities in Alaska as the Solstice celebrations are breath taking. I even have a dear friend who is planning on going with me. He is a Shaman by birthright, but he has sold most of his soul to alcohol. Which is too bad. Oh well, it will be a great time.
So, now that summer is here, and the schools are winding down it is time for . . . wait for it . . . . it is time for rain. Rain rain and more rain. And unlike Spain, it does fall more than on the plains. So far, in the last 24 hours we have had enough rain to cause rivers and creeks to flood, roads to wash away, and basements to flood.
I think that as we get older, and more into our menopausal/andropausal years, the more certain things irritate us. And too much rain, when not in Spain, and when it falls upon the plains – well that is a lot of irritation! Where is my Maca??? I don’t usually take Maca everyday, but when little frustrations, setbacks, bad weather, the night sweats and the hot flashes rear their heads, I am rushing to find the bottle.
I have discovered that Maca is good for energy, good for the adrenals, good for the hypothalamus, and good for the pancreas. Maca is not just for the hormonal balance it provides. Maca was an integral part of the diet and commerce of the people of the Andes. They knew it was so powerful and promoted such energy and well being that it was used only for the members of the Royal Court.
So, in short, when the rain on your plains does not fall mainly in Spain, then reach for the Maca. You will find the energy and will to do something else, preferably with a loved one, thereby taking your mind off the rain, and reminding you that even though your body is going through some changes, you can still feel the vim and vigor of youth!