So, as I get older, I’ve found that my memory is not as it once was. It was suggested that I should look into Gingko...
What is Gingko Biloba?
Alternate names: Maidenhair tree, Kew tree, Japanese silver apricot
Ginkgo is one of the oldest living tree species. The extract of ginkgo leaves is used medicinally in North America, where it's one of the most popular medicinal herbs, and many other countries around the world. In traditional Chinese medicine, the seeds of the ginkgo tree are used.
Why Do People Use Ginkgo?
· To improve mental function
· Alzheimer's disease
· Age-related memory loss
· Macular degeneration
· Sexual dysfunction
· To enhance blood circulation
Ginkgo leaves are believed to contain compounds that thin blood and help to improve muscle tone in the walls of blood vessels. This may enhance blood flow.
What are the Safety Concerns?
Constituents in ginkgo leaves may affect blood clotting, so ginkgo leaf extracts shouldn't be used by people with bleeding disorders. People with epilepsy (or anyone with a history of seizures) should avoid ginkgo, because it may increase the frequency of seizures.
Ginkgo leaf products may affect blood sugar levels, so people with diabetes should only be used under the supervision of a health care provider.
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