World Well-Being Biotech 24% Total Flavones 6% Terpene Lactones Ginkgo Biloba Extract

Product Description

Product Description

Product Description

Product Name	Ginkgo Biloba Extract
Botanical Name	Ginkgo biloba L
Part Used	Leaf
Appearance	Brownish Yellow to Yellow powder
Specification	4:1 10:1 Straight Powder 24% Ginkgo Flavonoides 6% ginkgolide
Storage Period	24 Months
Package	1kg/bag 25kg/drum
Storage Conditions	Store in cool and dry places. Keep away from strong light and heat.
Description Ginkgo Biloba is a deciduous, resinous, dioecious branched tree, 40 m tall with light grey or greyish brown bark that is longitudinally fissured particularly on old trees and with trunk diameter reaching 1.5 m in old trees. Male trees show an upright and irregular form, female trees are low and spreading. Branches are stiff, covered with elliptic leaf scars and dimorphic, the elongated bearing alternate leaves and the abbreviated terminated with whorl of leaves surrounding a bud. Leaves are borne on 3-10 cm long petioles which are channeled on the adaxial surface, lamina is fan-shaped, to 13 × 8-15 cm, mostly 1.5 times wider than long, glossy pale green (resembling those of the maidenhair fern or Adiantum ), turning bright yellow in Autumn, with irregularly toothed or notched upper margins and dichotomously veined. Trees flower after 20-35 years, females displaying an abundance of ovules in pairs on stalks each containing an egg cell, initially very green, but later turning greenish yellow, then orange and brown. The male flowers are ivory-colored, catkin-like pollen cones (microsporangia), 3-6 on each short shoot containing boat-shaped pollen sacs with widely gaping slit. Ginkgo Biloba plant normally grows in cool temperate region but does not tolerate extreme frost. It thrives best in full sun. Plant prefers wide range of soil types but thrives on acidic, well-watered, well-drained, yellow loess soil. Fruit Female ginkgo tree bears oval to round, 2.5-3.5 × 1.6-2.2 cm fleshy fruits about the size of small jujube (Chinese date). Fruit is normally green when young turning to pale yellow when mature. Its outer, nasty smelling pulp (exocarp) is known botanically as sarcotesta. A single hard shelled seed enclosing edible embryo (kernel) is situated at the center of fruit. An edible ginkgo nut is in fact a gametophyte surrounded by a thin membranous layer inside this hard shell as in pistachio. Ginkgo kernels measure about 1.5-2 cm in length and 1 cm in diameter and feature light jade green hue. Nutritional Value Apart from their unique taste, Ginkgo biloba is a good source of nutrients, vitamins and minerals. Consuming 100 gram of Ginkgo biloba offers 6 mg of Vitamin B3, 0.274 mg of Copper, 37.6 g of Carbohydrate, 0.328 mg of Vitamin B6, 0.22 mg of Vitamin B1, 124 mg of Phosphorus and 15 mg of Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid). Moreover many Amino acids  0.071 g of Tryptophan, 0.268 g of Threonine, 0.209 g of Isoleucine, 0.316 g of Leucine, 0.206 g of Lysine and 0.055 g of Methionine are also found in 100 gram of Ginkgo biloba.

Benefits

Health Benefits
Ginkgo biloba has a long history of use in treating blood disorders and memory issues. It is best known today as a way to potentially keep your memory sharp. Laboratory studies have shown that ginkgo improves blood circulation by opening up blood vessels and making blood less sticky. It is also an antioxidant. Listed below are some of the popular health benefits of using Ginkgo Biloba -

1. Increases Concentration
Research shows that ginkgo can help combat poor concentration, reverse cognitive decline and heal exhaustion. It is also useful for treating cerebral insufficiency - a condition described by chronically low concentration, confusion, reduced physical performance, exhaustion, headaches and mood changes.

Many of the brain-boosting ginkgo biloba benefits that researchers have discovered rest on the fact that it's an effective anti-inflammatory that increases antioxidant activity, lowers oxidative stress and improves circulation - all important factors for maintaining cognitive health.

2. Depression
Ginkgo biloba is highly effective for those suffering from depression or chronic mood swings by balancing their hormonal levels and boosting their mood. While the most promising results have been shown in elderly people, particularly those suffering from depression as a result of cognitive difficulties, research on younger people suffering from depression has also been promising. (1)

3. Cognitive Abilities
One of the most commonly praised side effects of ginkgo biloba extract (GBE) is its impact on cognition. Research has demonstrated ginkgo biloba's ability to increase memory and retention, boost focus, and stimulate creative thinking. Since the medicinal benefits of ginkgo are so commonly known, millions of people around the world turn to GBE for a brain boost. (2)


4. Fights Fibromyalgia
Several studies have discovered that supplementing with CoQ10 and ginkgo together improved the quality of life for people identified with fibromyalgia, a disorder of the nervous system. Fibromyalgia is actually an extensive muscle pain normally accompanied by fatigue, headaches, and trouble with sleep, anxiety, and depression. Ginkgo biloba is actually one of the best natural fibromyalgia treatments.

5. Pain Relief
Ginkgo biloba has mild analgesic qualities likely resulting from anti-inflammatory properties in the organic compounds. In other words, when inflammation decreases, so too does the pain it causes. This makes it a popular option for people recovering from injuries or wounds, as well as those who suffer from chronic headaches. (3)

6. Helps Maintain Vision and Eye Health
Ginkgo appears to be beneficial for eye health since it improves blood flow to the eyes and fights free radical damage that may harm the cornea, macula, and retina. It might be beneficial for older adults in conserving vision and lowering UV damage or oxidative stress to eye tissue.

Apart from that, ginkgo is effective at lowering the risk of age-related macular degeneration. Vascular factors and oxidative damage are supposed to be two primary causes of vision loss and other age‐related eye disorders, but antioxidant plants and herbs like ginkgo help alleviate these effects.

7. Alzheimer's and Dementia
Ginkgo biloba has a positive impact on people who are suffering from cognitive disorders, such as Alzheimer's and dementia. There have been measurable improvements in cognitive ability and activity, primarily due to the antioxidant compounds in GBE, including terpenoids and flavonoids that stimulate neural activity and keep cognitive pathways fresh and clear of amyloid plaque. This is by far the most popular use of ginkgo biloba, as there is the most research to back up these very important claims. (4)

8. Helps Heal Haemorrhoids
Research has found that ginkgo biloba is beneficial for people suffering from painful haemorrhoids, which cause swelling, pain and bleeding because of an increase in pressure on the veins of the anus and rectum. Ginkgo helps to lower pain, improve pain tolerance and decrease inflammation, which helps to stop bleeding related to haemorrhoids, making ginkgo biloba an effective haemorrhoids treatment.

9. Blood Flow
Research has shown ginkgo biloba extract to be beneficial for increasing blood vessel dilation and stimulating blood flow to extremities in the body, including the skin and other essential organs, properly oxygenating the whole body, and boosting energy and strength. This increase in blood flow also helps people suffering from claudication or poor circulation, allowing them to walk longer distances without pain. Apart from that, it is often taken by people who suffer from gout as well, benefiting from this anti-clotting effect and the anti-inflammatory properties. (5)

10. Fights Symptoms of PMS
Earlier research has shown positive effects of taking ginkgo on reducing PMS symptoms, including mood swings, headaches, anxiety, fatigue, as well as muscle pain. It also appears to have beneficial effects on mood and cognition in postmenopausal women and also helps improve similar symptoms.

11. Vision Health
Ginkgo biloba is extremely beneficial for its powerful effect on vision. Antioxidants in ginkgo biloba help to keep the ocular system clear of oxidative stress, thus preventing macular degeneration and cataracts, but for people who suffer from glaucoma and other vision issues, GBE has been shown to improve vision and increase long-distance sight capacity. (6)

12. Raynaud's disease
Raynaud's disease is mainly caused by blood vessels that overreact to the cold and spasm, decreasing blood flow and thereby depriving extremities of oxygen. Ginkgo biloba may help this condition by broadening the small blood vessels, which keep these spasms from totally blocking the blood flow.

13. Heart Health
Ginkgo biloba extract is extremely beneficial for lowering blood pressure and eliminating blood clots throughout the cardiovascular system. These two effects, when combined, can be a major boost to heart health, as dilating blood vessels reduces the strain on the heart, while the anti-clotting capability considerably decreases the chances of suffering from a heart attack or stroke. (7)

14. Helps Treat Headaches and Migraines
Regular consumption of Ginkgo might be an effective way to naturally cure frequent headaches and decrease the rate and severity of migraines since it decreases pain, increases blood vessel dilation and combats stress that all trigger an attack. Headaches are caused by alcohol or drugs, allergies, stress, fatigue, hormones, eyestrain, constipation, poor posture, low blood sugar and nutritional deficiencies. The amazing benefits that ginkgo has on stress and fatigue go hand in hand with its capability to decrease headache tension.

15. Nervous System
Ginkgo biloba extract (GBE) seems to exert an optimistic effect on the nervous system, speeding up reaction time and lowering the chances of nervous disorders. This combination of chemicals and compounds is not found in any other plants, which is why many of the purported health benefits of ginkgo biloba are somewhat mysterious and hard to "prove", as there are no other types of plants on which to test comparative hypotheses. Reductions in symptoms of Parkinson's disease and Raynaud's disease have both been shown to be linked to ginkgo biloba consumption. (8)

16. Cancer Prevention
Ginkgo biloba consists of a high level of antioxidants, including a rich variety of terpenoids, flavonoids, and polyphenolic compounds, all combine to remove free radicals throughout the body, the dangerous byproducts of cellular metabolism that attack healthy cells and either cause apoptosis or mutation into cancerous cells. With such a diverse range of antioxidants, ginkgo biloba helps to keep the entire body protected from chronic disease, most remarkably cancer and heart disease, because free radicals weaken the blood vessel walls of the cardiovascular system. (9)

17. Anti-Ageing
Ginkgo biloba is one of the wonderful anti-ageing secrets. While many of the claims are a bit hyperbolic, the antioxidants in GBE help the skin remain tight and healthy, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and other age spots, as well as helping to speed up wound healing and reduce the appearance of scars. (10)

18. Helps Prevent or Treat ADHD
Research that includes ginkgo has found relief and improved concentration for people with ADHD symptoms. As it can improve concentration, memory and task performance, it can possibly also reduce symptoms in people with dyslexia.

While more research is still required, there's also some earlier evidence that ginkgo helps reduce behaviours and symptoms of autism, making it a possible autism natural treatment.

19. Improves Libido
It is said that ginkgo has positive effects on hormonal balance - particularly serotonin levels, blood pressure, and circulation - therefore, it might help people struggling with erectile dysfunction and low libido. Ginkgo has the potential to dilate blood vessels and increase blood flow to the genitals, which is essential for reproductive health.

Some research shows it's potentially effective in treating antidepressant-induced sexual dysfunction predominantly caused by selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors.

20. Lowers Symptoms of Asthma
Research has discovered that ginkgo extract is beneficial in reducing asthma-related symptoms. Since it lowers inflammation, improves antioxidant activity, and has positive effects on nerve functioning, people have reported less trouble breathing when taking ginkgo.

21. Parkinson's disease
Insufficient dopamine is supposed to produce the progressive stiffness, shaking, and loss of muscle coordination typical in Parkinson's disease. Doctor's theories that, along with other treatments, Ginkgo biloba may help symptoms by increasing the brain's blood flow and thereby allowing more of the depleted dopamine to be circulated to the areas that need it most.
 

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