Ginkgo biloba

Ginkgo biloba is one of the oldest living trees from the prehistoric times. It is a fascinating tree which can live up to one thousand years and botanists call it a living fossil. It comes from China where it is recognized as a national tree, it is widely used in traditional medicine and was once known as a "silver or white fruit"", then "silver apricot"". 

Extract from Ginkgo is a popular medicinal component for natural medicine. The extract is usually made from leaves, in China, however, the rare seeds from this prehistoric beautiful tree are preferred. Ginkgo leaves contain components that thin down blood and help to improve the muscle tone in vessel walls, thereby improving and enhancing blood circulation. Thanks to this feature Ginko is used to improve brain activity, memory and ability to concentrate. In case of older people it is successfully used for treating dizziness, depression, forgetfulness, headaches and ringing in ears (tinnitus).

Ginkgo biloba is also very well established for treatment of vascular insufficiency, spasms in legs and according to some studies it has similar effects as commonly prescribed medicine to treat blood clots.

• improves brain function
• improves memory, concentration
• improves blood circulation
• tinnitus - ringing in ears
• thrombosis, leg spasms
• vascular insufficiency

A lot of successful research on Ginkgo was not focused on therapeutic use from parts of the tree, but on standardised extracts of Ginkgo, and therefore positive research results have been repeated and are scientifically credible. Recently, however, controversial articles about research that showed ineffectiveness of Ginkgo have appeared. In these studies organised by the "Western society" were not used extracts made according to the effective traditional methods, but according to our "Western methods"", so of course extracts were ineffective and the oldest living tree whose extracts were successfully used in Chinese medicine over several thousand years was callously labelled as ineffective.

Ingredients: Ginkgo Biloba extract – 0.04g, rutin – 0.015g, ascorbic acid, 10% sorbitol 0.126g, 0.0415g starch, calcium stearate 0.0025g

Usage: 1 tablet a day during meal for a period of 3 weeks. For best results, experts recommend taking Ginkgo for a minimum of 3 months.

Contents: 40 tablets (1 tablet 0.25 grams)