Ginkgo biloba ID: 361-41

It is an ancient plant and the only surviving species of the Ginkgo family in the order Gingo. It occupies a special place in the evolutionary tree as it is the only living link between ferns and conifers.

Its name comes from the Chinese word Ginkyo which means silver apricot.

It is estimated that it appeared 180-200 million years ago.

It has flourished in China and Japan for a long time, but in Europe and America it appeared in the 18th century.

Today it grows mainly in areas of southwest and east China. It belongs to the age-old trees.

Despite the fact that in Chinese medicine the leaf and stone of the plant were used for therapeutic purposes, clinical studies proving its action have been made with the extract derived from the green leaves of the plant. It contains two groups of active ingredients: flavonoids and terpenoids.

Therapeutic:

The use of the herb protects against cognitive decline and enhances brain function, especially in people suffering from Alzheimer's, dementia and vascular problems that occur after a stroke.

In addition, ginkgo biloba seems to be particularly useful in the treatment of cerebral palsy. An unpleasant condition characterized by severe fatigue, headache, mood swings, inability to concentrate, etc. Also in cognitive functions (memory, perception, etc.)

Scientists have shown that regular intake of ginkgo biloba (480 mg daily) for 4 weeks was enough to significantly reduce the symptoms of generalized anxiety disorder.

Ginkgo biloba contains free radical scavengers, which are responsible for eye health disorders, including macular degeneration and glaucoma.

In addition to the above ginkgo biloba can help us in:

Treatment of respiratory disorders.

Maintaining cardiovascular health.

Increase energy levels.

Reduce the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome.

Prevention of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

Improving sexual health.

Immediate relief of headaches.

Fighting fibromyalgia.

Slows down the appearance of signs of premature aging such as wrinkles, fine lines, etc.

It works as a natural sunscreen, as it has the ability to protect the skin from harmful ultraviolet radiation.

Reduces inflammation of the skin caused by allergies or infections.

Acts as a natural facial cleanser, effectively removing dirt, sebum, etc.

Prevents hair loss.

Promotes healthy hair growth.

How to use : infusion, cream , shampoo,

Side effects:

Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid taking the herb, as there is a risk of miscarriage and the development of disorders in the healthy development of the baby.