Ginkgo bio

Ginkgo is known to promote blood circulation, and for its benefits on memory and cognitive functions.

Packaging: 200 capsules of ORGANIC ginkgo powder
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(see details and specifications a little further down)

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• 100% pure and natural Ginkgo
• 100% ORGANIC AB (from Organic Farming)
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• Certification of dosage, traceability of batches and origins

Ginkgo capsules, properties and benefits:

INDICATIONS TECHNIQUES

Botanical name: Ginkgo biloba

Synonyms: tree of life, tree of forty crowns

Family: ginkgoaceae

Part used: leaf

Preparation: plant powder

Harvest time: spring, summer

Cultivated/wild: wild

Geographic origin: China

OUR QUALITY COMMITMENTS

All our powders are obtained by cutting and grinding, without adding any additives or solvents. We certify the absence of coloring, additives, preservatives, ionization and nanotechnology.

Ginkgo 100% pure and natural / 100% ORGANIC AB (from Organic Farming)

Certification of dosage, traceability of batches and origins

Systematic verification of the absence of cross-contamination, allergens and heavy metals

MAIN PROPERTIES OF ORGANIC GINKGO POWDER:

Ginkgo helps maintain mental well-being and memory as we age.

COMPOSITION OF AN ORGANIC GINKGO CAPSULE:

One capsule contains: ginkgo leaf powder (Ginkgo biloba) * dosed at 180 mg.

The capsule coating is in vegetable gelatin (HPMC)

Net weight of one capsule: 180mg

PROPERTIES AND USE OF GINKGO CAPSULES:

How to use ginkgo capsules:

3 to 4 capsules per day.

Daily portion (4 capsules): ginkgo 720mg

Organoleptic properties of ginkgo:

Appearance: homogeneous powder

Particle size: less than 300 microns

Color: dark green

Components and benefits of ginkgo powder:

Flavonoids

Terpene lactones (ginkgolides)

Sesquiterpene lactones (bilobalide)

Storage conditions for organic ginkgo powder capsules:

Store in a cool, dry place away from light and heat.

CHARACTERISTICS, PROPERTIES AND BENEFITS OF GINKGO THROUGHOUT HISTORY

Ginkgo biloba is a very beautiful tree from China and Japan that can reach 40 m. Its leaves, thick and soft, have a median notch which divides the blade into 2 lobes, hence the name biloba.

In the fall its green leaves take on a beautiful golden color, which is why it is also called “the tree of forty crowns”.

It is the survivor of a very ancient tree which grew in Eastern China more than 200 million years ago and can be considered the oldest tree in the world in addition to being considered potentially immortal because it has no neither natural parasite nor disease associated with it. The oldest known specimen is located in the botanical garden of a Japanese university and is 1250 years old. It could live up to 3500 years.

Did you know / tips for using ginkgo

The Ginkgo was the first tree to grow back on the ruins of Hiroshima.

A LITTLE HISTORY (GINKGO, ITS PROPERTIES AND USES)…

Ginkgo remained unknown to the Western world for a long time. Buddhist monks planted it around temples to ward off fire. From 80 degrees the tree expands its bark and very quickly develops a fire-retardant sap throughout the trunk which prevents it from burning.

We find a description of its use in a Chinese medical treatise dating from 2600 BCE.

For around 5000 years it has been used in China to treat various ailments.

It was introduced to Europe at the very beginning of the 18th century by a German botanist on a mission to Japan, and it was only from 1950 that Western medicine began to take an interest in it and discover its powerful chemical components. and the potential of its leaves.

Ginkgo is part of the Chinese pharmacopoeia and is very frequently used in traditional Chinese medicine.

An early extract of ginkgo leaves, containing substances called flavonoids, was produced in the second half of the 20th century. It was only from 1962 that it was used in France for its exceptional virtues.

OTHER POSSIBLE USES OF GINKGO:

Although the capsule remains the most practical form, ginkgo is available in other forms:

Dry or fluid extract: in pharmacy and standardized

Herbal tea and decoction: boil water and leave the ginkgo leaves in it for a few minutes

Tincture: dilute in a glass of water

PRECAUTIONS FOR USING GINKGO CAPSULES

First 3 months of pregnancy: NO

Pregnant and breastfeeding women: NO

Infants under 6 months: NO

Children under 8 years old: NO

Adults and adolescents: YES

Special precautions for using ginkgo capsules:

Not recommended for people taking antidepressant treatment. Consult a doctor if taking anticoagulants concomitantly.

Keep out of reach of young children. Not recommended for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women. Use reserved for adults. This product cannot replace a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.

Important note:

For therapeutic use, please consult your doctor or pharmacist.

The data summarized here is given for information purposes and cannot engage our responsibility.

The food supplements described here are natural plant-based products. However, they are not without danger and without possible interactions with other medications or treatments. It is therefore very important to respect the recommended doses and to tell your doctor or pharmacist that you are taking these products: only he or she will be able to determine if any interactions exist between the food supplement and another treatment or medication that you may be taking.

For medical advice, in the event of specific or prolonged symptoms, please consult your doctor. Only he will be able to make a precise diagnosis and, if necessary, provide you with the most appropriate treatment.