Ginkgo biloba

(pure herb)

Ginkgo, also known as the Maidenhair Tree, is a unique species of tree with no close living relatives. The tree has been traced back nearly 300 million years making it one of the oldest surviving tree species on earth! Extracts are taken from the distinctive fan shaped leaves of the Ginkgo tree and today nutritionists are taking a closer look at this wonderful herb.

It is best known for improving concentration and memory, circulation and sexual function in men and women.

Extra info:
Extracts of Ginkgo leaves contain flavonoid glycosides and terpenoids (ginkgolides, bilobalides).

Our capsules contain pure, dried herbs with no fillers at all. This is very rare! It's also the reason they are better than tablets.

Our tinctures consist of pure herb, distilled in water and alcohol. Dark, glass bottles stop sunlight degrading the herbs and provide peace of mind knowing no chemicals (from plastic bottles) have leached into the tincture.

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100 Capsules (365mg) £10.95

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Our capsules contain pure, dried herbs with no fillers at all. This is very rare! It's also the reason they are better than tablets.

Directions

Take 1 capsule per day.

Ingredients

Per Capsule:
Ginkgo biloba castus pure powdered herb
Vegetable cellulose capsule shell

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100ml Tincture (1:4 ratio) £13.95

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Our tinctures consist of pure herb, distilled in water and alcohol. Dark, glass bottles stop sunlight degrading the herbs and provide peace of mind knowing no chemicals (from plastic bottles) have leached into the tincture.

Directions

40 drops of liquid with a small amount of water 2 to 3 times daily

Ingredients

Oral drops containing tincture of Ginkgo biloba.
20 drops contains the equivalent of 250mg of dried plant.

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Notes

Ginkgo should be discontinued after three months if ineffective.

Ginkgo can interfere with platelet aggregation and, as such, individuals taking anti-coagulants (blood thinners) or antithrombotic medicines, including aspirin should seek professional guidance.

Individuals who take medications to prevent seizures and individuals who have ever had a seizure should avoid taking ginkgo.

Ginkgo should be avoided two days before and one to two weeks after surgery to avoid bleeding complications.

Ginkgo is not recommended during pregnancy, breast-feeding, or early childhood.