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Study for ginko biloba
April 19th, 2010 | 
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The preliminary reports suggest that the ginkgo may help prevent the rejection of transplanted organs, as well as can be effective against the high blood pressure, kidney problems and allergies.
The Ginkgo Biloba has not yet been shown to improve memory in healthy people without dementia, nor have they been carried out studies to show whether the long-term use can prevent dementia.
The products are standardized to contain 24 percent of the bioflavonoides occurring in the leaf, as well as ginkoloides and bilobiloides, a complex group of chemical compounds that are only in the tree of ginkgo.
The Ginko is well tolerated by the majority of people, however, some may experience adverse reactions such as nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, diarrhea and flatulence, but they are very isolated.
The seeds should be kept out of reach of children because of the risk of seizures by its ingestion. Read the rest of this entry »
Ginko Biloba for your vision
Studies have shown that the extract of Ginkgo Biloba or tree of life according to the oriental, has beneficial properties on the visual function, with the improvement of the micro movement at the level eyepiece, in addition to its already known action at the level cerebral, stimulating the brain centers of the memory.
As regards the field ophthalmological acts particularly among the patients suffering from senile macular degeneration, a condition very common in this stage of life, and in which is believed to be involved in the damage, the famous and degenerative “free radicals,” said Steven Schechter, ND, author of “The fight against Radiation and chemical contaminants from the food, herbs and vitamins”. Read the rest of this entry »