Monday, October 03, 2005

Ginkgo Biloba - Home Remedies

Ginkgo Biloba & Home RemediesIn this section we will talk about one of the oldest and most important herbs, Ginkgo Biloba. After reading the history and benefits of this plant you'll appreciate the true potential of Ginkgo Biloba.So let's get started !!!The history.Ginkgo is the oldest living tree, it has seen the rise and fall of dinosaurs, some scientists call it "the living fossil". During the Triassic period it was common in many parts of the world, but it almost vanished completely during the Ice Age, surviving only in Asia. Chinese have used Ginkgo for thousands of years, (as early as 2800 B.C.E.), and it was so important that emperors cultivated the plant as a secret tree within the wall of their temples.The Properties.We need a change.In the United States millions of people have discovered the powerful benefits of Ginkgo biloba and are turning to it for the relief of many conditions related to aging. Thanks to these advocates, Ginkgo has become the third best selling herb in this country. This has raised the attention of big laboratories; Realizing the importance of capturing part of this growing market, they are starting to investigate and research this tree. Although they have been reluctant to do so because it is almost impossible to patent something that can be grown on anybody's backyard. However, in the future we might see mass-produced herbal remedies manufactured by these big labs and with the complete authorization and support of the FDA. The good news is that herbs like Ginkgo Biloba will then receive the credit and appreciation they deserve. The bad news is that you should expect a much higher price.Dosage.Ginkgo Biloba can be taken in capsules, 120-240 mg daily is the recommended amount. If taking a standardized dose, 40 mg 3 times a day should be the proper amount. A tincture can be used and the proper dosage is 10-15 drops 1-3 times a day.Side effects. Like many herbs, Ginkgo has no dangerous side effects. It is safe during pregnancy or lactation. However, some anticoagulant drugs are not compatible with Ginkgo and it should be avoided if using drugs like warfarin.Find out more about herbs and home remedies at Natural Home Remedies.By Charles Silverman N.D. more...

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Originally Posted on 10/3/2005 3:18:04 PMContent source: http://naturalhomeremedies.blogspot.com/2005/06/ginkgo-biloba-home-remedies.html

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