Overview

GINKGO BILOBA   What is ginkgo biloba. Ginkgo biloba is one of the oldest trees. Its leaves are used for supplements [[1]].   What does ginkgo biloba do in the body. Ginkgo biloba, a vast source of antioxidants, is well-known for its health-promoting effects on the brain and vasculature, significantly increasing blood flow throughout the body [[2]]. It has been used to treat memory impairment, cognitive function, edema, inflammation, oxidative stress following traumatic brain injury, neurodegeneration, stroke, and vasooclusive disorders.

How it works:

Gingko biloba, a vast source of antioxidants, is well-known for its health-promoting effects on the brain and on vasculature, especially to increase blood flow throughout the body. Gingko biloba has been used to treat memory impairment, cognitive function, edema, inflammation, oxidative stress following traumatic brain injury, neurodegeneration, stroke, and vasooclusive disorders. It has also been used as an anti-aging supplement. Based on these uses, scientists propose that gingko biloba may work through antioxidant, neurotransmitter modulatory, and anti-coagulant properties.

Dosage Form: Tablet Oral - N/A

Common Usage: Known for its effects on brain (e.g., treating memory impairment) and vasculature (e.g., treating vasooclusive disorders, stroke, etc.)