The Ginkgo Biloba originates from China and is the oldest species of tree on the planet, with a history dating back 180-200 million years. In modern herbal medicine, Ginkgo is used to address several illnesses and has significant properties in improving blood circulation and oxygenation of blood vessels.

Better oxygenation of the brain helps address memory issues, concentration problems, and other cognitive dysfunctions related to aging. Good blood circulation is also important for heart function as well as for the elasticity of the arteries.

Ginkgo acts catalytically against PAF (platelet activation factor) and addresses the phenomenon of "cold extremities," restoring circulation to hands and feet. It also aids in better blood flow to the genital organs.

Furthermore, Ginkgo exhibits strong antioxidant properties and can be consumed long-term at the recommended dosage without any unwanted side effects.

• Recommended dosage: 1 teaspoon of dried herb in one cup of boiling water (3 times a day).
• Note: It should not be consumed by individuals taking anticoagulant medications without medical advice.
• It is always recommended to consult your doctor before taking herbs.