22/03/2023
Ginkgo biloba.
Who is still doubting God and Nature.
The world is a mystery even you reading my post is a mystery
ginkgo is cultivated in China, France and the United States (South Carolina) but native of Asia. It produces yellow-green, fan-shaped leaves with radiating veins, as well as pseudo -fruits round, about 3 cm in diameter Leaves and pseudo-fruits are harvested in autumn
Even if nothing suggests, since its foliage is not persistent and it does not bear any cones, the ginkgo biloba is a coniferous tree, reaching 40 m high, it adopts a very spread form and is covered with small, delicately ribbed leaves, turning from light green to golden yellow in autumn.
INTERNAL USE
Promotes good blood circulation: anticoagulant, anti-aggregating (prevents the formation of thromboses or clots), vasodilator (facilitates the dilation of the blood vessels) Reinforces the brain functions, mainly in case senile dementia: stimulates memory, helps concentration and reasoning
In Asia, ginkgo leaves are used in decoctions to relieve respiratory diseases such as asthma or bronchitis (expectorant and sedative effects) ), but also as a dewormer.The seeds are used to prepare remedies for urinary disorders.
EXTERNAL USE
Helps healing ulcers, bruises, burns (poultices of crushed leaves on the injured areas) Many anti-aging cosmetics (creams) use ginkgo as a base for its properties protective and restorative on the skin (antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and stimulant effects), especially in case of rosacea.
In Asia, the leaves also serve as poultices to cure frostbite.
OTHER THERAPEUTIC INDICATIONS DEMONSTRATED
Disorders related to cerebral circulatory insufficiency: memory loss, decreased concentration, dizziness, headache, hearing loss, tinnitus, tinnitus, senile dementia, Alzheimer's disease (in its infancy).
The many ginkgo medicines on the market (capsules, tablets or oral solutions) usually contain the same concentration of active ingredients, which is taken into account in clinical trials (standardized ginkgo extract titrated at 24% flavonoids and 6% ginkgolides-bilobalides) It is recommended to take 120 to 240 mg standardized extract daily, in 2 or 3 times, with water and at the time of meals
Hydroalcoholic extracts (mother tinctures). Take 20 to 40 drops in water, 3 times a day.
Herbal teas and decoctions Use 20 to 40 g of fresh flowers or 2 or 3 teaspoons of dried flowers per liter of water Drinking 1 cup 2 to 3 times a day in case of circulatory problems. the dose at 1 teaspoon per cup, the beverage becomes deworming.
Glaucoma: In one of my study glaucoma patients that took 120mg of ginkgo biloba daily for eight weeks realized that there vision improved.
If you can not get the herb look for it on one of the pharmaceutical products.
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