GINKGO BILOBA

It is a deciduous tree that reaches 50m in height. In autumn, its leaves change color from green to golden. They are large, broad, fan-shaped leaves measuring 9cm in length and 15cm in width. They are divided into two characteristic lobes with a central cut.

Historical References

It is the only surviving plant of its family, and its name comes from the Chinese word Ginkyo, which means silver apricot. The first ginkgo appeared 270 million years ago during the Permian period. Today, it mainly grows wild in areas of southwestern and eastern China, and it can also be found in temples in Korea and Japan due to its symbolic significance in Confucianism.

Preparation of Herbal Tea

• 1 tablespoon of ginkgo biloba (or a pinch of dried leaves) is steeped with 1 glass of boiling water in a covered container.
• It is left for 10-15 minutes and strained before use.

Therapeutic Properties

The herb is useful in the treatment of disrupted mental balance. It can be used effectively to address anxiety, headaches, and to alter a bad mood. It is considered the “smart herb” as it conveys a sense of well-being and mental alertness while improving memory.

It contains powerful antioxidants that slow down premature aging and dementia. It prevents the formation of arteriosclerosis and reduces the risk of heart attack. It helps maintain warmth in the extremities, supports good brain function, and alleviates varicose veins. Its leaves moderate inflammatory responses related to the action of the immune system.

Its use in modern herbal therapy includes improving cognitive functions and peripheral circulation, as well as having cough-relieving, digestive, and diuretic properties.

Warning: All the above is for informational purposes only. Before using any recipe or changing your dietary habits, seek the advice of a qualified healthcare professional or nutritionist.

Packaging

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