Ginkgo Biloba Aquagemm Alcohol-Free Bud Macerate Gemmotherapy Alcohol-Free Brain Tonic 50 ml
Ginkgo Biloba is certainly known for its circulatory benefits, but it is also an excellentneuroprotective agent. It protects and revitalizes memory and enhances concentration. Organic Ginkgo Biloba Aquagemm is a natural, 100% organic, alcohol-freemacerate .It supports cerebral blood flow, thereby promoting better concentration and combating memory problems. Its antioxidant and invigorating properties also help maintain energy and vitality. It’s the ideal macerate to take before an exam or any daily challenge that requires your full concentration.
Human health: Take 15 drops in the morning upon waking. A 2-month course of treatment is recommended, with a one-week break every 3 weeks.
Animal health: Administer 1 drop for every 5 kilograms of body weight and 1 drop for every additional 10 kilograms, added to the animal’s drinking water 15 minutes before a meal for 21 days.
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Precautions for Use
The part of the plant used for medicinal purposes: Bud, Fresh maceration
Ingredients used
50% Organic Vegetable Glycerin, 50% Water, Organic Ginkgo* (to extract 100% of the active ingredients from the Ginkgo bud)
*Certified organic ingredients
Presentation - Packaging
Aquagemm comes in a bottle.
Blood circulation, memory, anti-aging... Ginkgo biloba is known for its many benefits.
Nicknamed the “forty-coin tree” or “silver apricot tree,” Ginkgo biloba is unique in that it belongs to one of the oldest families of trees. It’s said to have existed on Earth even before the dinosaurs appeared! Native to Asia, ginkgo has been used for centuries in traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine due to its many health benefits, particularly for the brain and memory.
A plant rich in active compounds:
Ginkgo biloba contains flavonoids—in other words, antioxidants—as well as terpenic lactones (ginkgolides and bilobalides), which are believed to improve blood circulation. Ginkgo biloba has numerous benefits in this area. It should be noted that it is also known for its anticoagulant properties.
The oldest medicinal plants in the vegetable kingdom are, as Darwin said , a veritable "living fossil". Ginkgo is part of a plant group that developed in the Carboniferous, during the heyday of giant horsetails, 200 to 250 million years ago. Among other things, this tree has the advantage of being able to age for millennia . If we generally agree that 4000 years is a respectable age for a…
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