Herbal extract gingko biloba

TINCTURE FROM A COMBINATION OF HERBAL EXTRACTS BASED ON GINGKO BILOBA

Improves memory and concentration, ideal for older adults.
Fights the effects of aging, enhances retention of new information and
cognitive abilities.
Used to address tinnitus.
Significantly improves blood circulation and relieves the sensation of
cold extremities as seen in Raynaud’s syndrome.
Reduces symptoms of headaches and migraines and delays
their recurrence.
Has aphrodisiac properties and increases libido.

GINGKO BILOBA CHARACTERISTICS

The Ginkgo biloba tree (scientific name Salisburia adiadifolia), also known as Ginkgo, is a slow-growing deciduous tree and the only remaining member of the ancient Ginkgo family, whose origins can be traced back to the Mesozoic era. It originates from China but can also be found in other parts of Asia and is mainly cultivated for its medicinal properties. This long-lived tree typically reaches an average height of 35 - 40 meters and a trunk diameter of 10 meters!! In the autumn months, Ginkgo trees are famous for their deep golden foliage and attract large crowds of tourists. It is an extremely resilient and persistent tree. Today, some Ginkgo trees are estimated to be thousands of years old.

HISTORY
The Ginkgo tree is one of the oldest trees on the planet.
It appeared 270 million years ago, and it is said that the leaves of the tree
were part of the diet of dinosaurs.
The cultivation of the tree began early in human history. In ancient
China, as early as 2,800 BC, there are references to the use of the plant's leaves and
fruits by Traditional Chinese Medicine.
It is said that Confucius enjoyed teaching under ginkgo trees in
China, so the tree became a symbol of enlightenment and can still be found even
today outside temples in China, Japan, and Korea.
The impressive resilience of the ginkgo became evident in Hiroshima, Japan,
where six trees growing between 1 and 2 kilometers from the site of the
atomic bomb explosion in 1945 survived nuclear annihilation, thanks to their deep
root systems. Just a few days after the explosion, new greenery had begun to sprout
on their branches. Thus, the Ginkgo became known in Japan as "the
bearer of hope" and is still used today as a symbol of Tokyo.

PROPERTIES - BENEFITS
- Improves memory and concentration, ideal for older adults.
Combats the effects of aging, enhances retention of new information and
the brain's cognitive abilities.
- Used for managing tinnitus.
- Significantly improves blood circulation and relieves the sensation of
cold extremities as seen in Raynaud's syndrome.
- Reduces symptoms of headaches and migraines and delays
their recurrence.
- Has aphrodisiac properties and increases libido.

CHINESE MEDICINE
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, ginkgo biloba is called Bai Gou
Ye, and its consumption is recommended for expelling phlegm, moisture,
as an aphrodisiac, and for moving Qi in the blood. It benefits the kidney and lung meridians.

COMPOSITION
Alcohol (in varying proportions 50% - 90%), aerial parts (leaves) of the ginkgo
biloba plant. Drinkable, natural extract from ginkgo biloba mother tincture (D1).
CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF GINKGO BILOBA
24% glycosides, 6% trilactone, bioflavonoids, proanthocyanidins, quercetin,
kaempferol, ginkgolides A, B, C, bilobalide.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
- 30 drops diluted in 1/2 glass of water.
- 1-2 times daily for a specific period or as directed
by your doctor or pharmacist.
- 20 minutes before meals

PRECAUTIONS
- Consumption of the tincture should be avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- If you are taking medication, consult your doctor
before use.
- Combining and mixing herbs is allowed only after consulting a doctor or
pharmacist.

* The content of this text is for informational purposes only and in no way
replaces medical advice.