What People Are Saying And Quick Facts About Ginkgo:
- the ability of fight free radicals.
- useful in a wide variety of applications - from the treatment of arthritis to kidney failure.
- male and female are separate trees, its seeds have a fleshy outer layer.
- not effective in preventing the development of winter depression.
- a drought-resistant, adaptable species, and is very cold hardy-thriving from zone 3 to 9.
- a potent antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and immune-modulating herb.
- the oldest living species of tree, having survived for 200 million years, and is known as a living fossil.
- thought to have antiplatelet effects and might have additive effects when used with warfarin.
- available on-line and in health stores, and is sold in many different forms and combinations.
- also known as "maidenhair tree", because its leaves resemble the fronds of maidenhair fern (Adiantum).
- a popular prescription drug in Europe and a dietary supplement in the United States.
- all set to become the national tree of China.
- probably derived from the Chinese yin-kou, meaning silver fruit.
- dioecious ("two houses" in Greek), which means there are separate male and female trees.
- not recommended during pregnancy and breastfeeding due to lack of reliable scientific study in this area.
- often used to treat elderly persons with Alzheimer's and other symptoms of cerebral insufficiency.
- native to E China, where it was revered by Buddhist monks and planted near temples.
- an effective treatment for individuals who suffer from mild to severe cognitive impairment.
- used for the treatment of numerous conditions, many which are under scientific investigation.
- the highest-consumed herb in the world, and the fastest growing in terms of consumer demand.
- now a prized landscape tree for temperate areas everywhere.
- probably one of the most useful herbs for the treatment of senile dementia.
- believed to aid those who suffer from problems associated with higher thought and memory increase.
- the sole living link between the lower and higher plants, between ferns and conifers.
- also known as Ginkgo biloba, maidenhair tree, kew tree, fossil tree, ginkyo, and yinhsing.
- unique because it affects all parts of the circulatory system, arteries, veins and capillaries.
- taken not just to boost mental function, but also to increase blood circulation.
- known to affect older adults, its effect on those without mental impairments is still questionable.
- known to cause clotting problems and can have an adverse reaction to anesthesia.
- used throughout Europe and the Far East reputation for treating age-related decline in mental functions.
- a highly refined compound produced from the leaves, nuts and branches of the gingko tree.
- widely considered safe and side effects are rare.
- a blood-thinning herb and it is not recommend to be taken while on blood thinning medications.
- a very powerful antioxidant, especially important for the brain, retina, and cardiovascular system.
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Lasted Modified: August 8th, 2008
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