Help reduce memory loss with 100% Natural Ginkgo Biloba - Tablets 60x350mg
What is Ginkgo?
Many scientists believe that ginkgo biloba is one of oldest living species of tree. These amazing trees can live up to 1,000 years. Ginkgo grows most predominantly in the southern and eastern United States, southern France, China, and Korea. The leaves of the tree are used for their medicinal effects.
Among it medicinal uses ginkgo biloba shows most promise as a circulatory aid, helping to increase blood flow to the brain which may be useful for memory loss, vertigo, tinnitus, disorientation, headaches, and depression, especially in the elderly and the elderly not responding to antidepressant drugs. Increasing amounts of evidence show that gingko may in deed help to relieve cerebral insufficiency, which is defined as a decrease in blood supply to the brain.
■ Age-related cognitive decline (ARCD)
■ Alzheimer's disease (early-stage)
■ Glaucoma (normal tension glaucoma)
■ Intermittent claudication
Do not use if you are on blood thinnig medication (aspirin or anticoagulant tablets). If unsure, consult with your gp. Not suitable for children, lactatiing or pregnant women.
Many scientists believe that ginkgo biloba is one of oldest living species of tree. These amazing trees can live up to 1,000 years. Ginkgo grows most predominantly in the southern and eastern United States, southern France, China, and Korea. The leaves of the tree are used for their medicinal effects.
Among it medicinal uses ginkgo biloba shows most promise as a circulatory aid, helping to increase blood flow to the brain which may be useful for memory loss, vertigo, tinnitus, disorientation, headaches, and depression, especially in the elderly and the elderly not responding to antidepressant drugs. Increasing amounts of evidence show that gingko may in deed help to relieve cerebral insufficiency, which is defined as a decrease in blood supply to the brain.
■ Age-related cognitive decline (ARCD)
■ Alzheimer's disease (early-stage)
■ Glaucoma (normal tension glaucoma)
■ Intermittent claudication
Do not use if you are on blood thinnig medication (aspirin or anticoagulant tablets). If unsure, consult with your gp. Not suitable for children, lactatiing or pregnant women.
