Tonya Lachey
NaomiBody Insurance - The benfits of...Ginko Biloba
September 27th 2006 00:47
Ginko Biloba leaves
A plant that has survived the planet for over 200 million years; Ginko biloba might just be what you need to improve your memory and focus.
Ginko biloba contains flavonoids and tepene lactones in its leaves. These particular chemicals are thought to have the same bilogical action in people that they have in the plant.
It's main function is that it protects the body from free radicals (caused by smoking, drinking and poor diet), especially ones that exist in the brain region. It increases metabolism efficiency, regulates neurotransmitters and boosts oxygen levels in the brain.
It also helps to improve circulation by stopping platelets from sticking together in the blood. Enhaned circulation enables the brain to retain information longer by improving reaction time and clarity.
More benefits of Ginko biloba:
- Improved concentration which helps manage symptoms such as: absentmindedness, confusion, depression, tinnitus, anxiety and headaches.
- Controls allergic inflammation, anaphylactic shock and asthma.
- Protects eyes, cardiovascular system amd nervous symptoms against free radicals.
- Prevents the build up of plaque in the arteries.
- Treats some eye and ear disorders.
- Helps to prevent hemorroids and varicose veins.
- Assists with complications from skull injuries and improved cognitive function.
- Helps prevent the rejection of transplanted organs.
- Reverses the aging process.
Side effects: Some people have complained of staomach upset and slight headaches, but this was after taking doses of 120 mg or more. Keep dosage below this amount and consider that the benefits outweigh the possible side effects.
Tablets are made from drying the leaves. Available form most chemist and health food stores.
Resources
www.gaiam.com
www.primary.net
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