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Ginkgo improves the flow of
oxygen to the brain
The use of the ginkgo leaf is recent, and has been studied for its cardiovascular benefits. Today ginkgo biloba is one of the most commonly prescribed herbs and is a great example of a tonic herb - one that balances whatever is going on in your system; if you are tired it can energize you, if you are stressed it will relax you.
The bilobalides, ginkogolides, flavonoids, and other substances unique to the tree restore better blood flow to all parts of the body but particuarly to the brain, allowing improved use of oxygen. Ginkgo's antioxident actions also stabilize the structure of brain and nerve cells and protect them from oxidative attacks from free radicals.
Ginkgo's hallmark effect is increased circulation, which is important in maintaining our engery level and getting the full benefit from the foods we eat and the vitamins and herbal supplements we take.
Allergies and asthma also improve with ginkgo. The herb contains a dozen different anti-inflammatory chemicals and seven natural antihistamines.
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| Avoid Ginkgo if you are taking MAOI for depression. If you are taking blood thinners, ginkgo enhances the effect so talk to your doctor. |
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Preparation Methods :tincture, teas,capsules
 Remedies using : Ginkgo biloba
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Allergies/hay Fever *
Alopecia (Baldness) *
Asthma *
Brain/Memory/Focus *
Bronchitis *
Eye care - Vision *
Sexual tonics *
Varicose veins *
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ginkgo leaves
The oldest tree species in the world, dating from the time of the dinosaurs, Gingko biloba (bi-loba, two sided leaf) is the last remaining species of the Ginkoales order. Fossil records show the species was once widespread in Asia and North America, and it is speculated that it was saved from extinction by monks in the far east who cultivated it secretly as a sacred tree. Each tree can live for more than a thousand years, immune to bugs, disease and pollution. The tree grows to 100 feet tall and has fanlike leaves and yellow-green fetid smelling fruits. If you are lucky enough to have access to a mature tree, take advantage of the fresh leaves, which contain the broadest spectrum of medicinal properties.
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The earliest know reference to gingko is in the Chinese Materia Medica, in apx 2,800 B.C and the seeds and root have been used in TCM for thousands of years to combat mental decline. |
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Medicinal Healing Herbs : Properties and Uses
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Common Misspellings: ginko,gingo gingko
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