| Ginkgo biloba is one of the world's oldest living tree species. The earliest record of the use of Ginkgo Biloba leaves as a medicine is mentioned in the Chinese Materia Medical Shen Nung Pen Tsao Ching, as an aid for blood circulation and disorders of lungs. They are also used for chilblains and as a wound plaster. In 1932, Japanese Furukawa isolated ginkgolides for the first time, which were further investigated for their chemical structure in 1966. Dr. Willmar Schwabe Company produced the first extract from leaves in 1965. With the advent and popularization of antioxidant theory in recent years, Ginkgo biloba has rapidly become one of the most widely used health supplements in the world. |
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| specifications︰ | Item Specifications
Appearance Light yellow powder
Taste Bitter
Ginkgoslides ≥24.0%
Total Terpene Lactones: ≥6.0%
Loss on drying <5.0%
Ash <5.0%
Total Count ＜1000/G
Yeast&Mould ＜10 /G
Salmonella Negative
E.coli Negative
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| Application︰ | It is useful for disturbed brain functions, which result in dizziness, tinnitus, and headache with emotional lability and anxiety. Ginkgo has also been demonstrated to improve concentration and memory deficits as a result of peripheral arterial occlusive disease.
Other Applications:
Alzheimer's disease
Atherosclerosis
Cerebrovascular insufficiency
Congestive heart failure
Depression
Diabetes
Impotence/infertility (male)
Intermittent claudication
Macular degeneration
Migraine headaches
Multiple sclerosis
Raynaud's phenomenon
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