Ginkgo Biloba Tablets

Ginkgo Biloba Tablets
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Ginkgo Biloba Tablets

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A herbal supplement for memory. The herb Ginkgo Biloba is rightly prized for its ability to aid memory and concentration. It has also been shown to reduce the number of attacks of Raynaud's disease.

  • Guarantee
    60-day money-back guarantee (except for carriage charge) – even if you’ve taken the last one. Manufactured in the UK where high quality control standards apply.
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    We usually dispatch your order the same day or the next day (Monday to Friday). Carriage is £1.50 in the UK. Worldwide delivery available.
  • Quality
    This supplement is manufactured in the UK where high quality control standards apply.
For age related circulatory problems including short-term memory loss and poor circulation to the extremities.
"I started on this fantastic supplement ... as I was experiencing pronounced leg cramp, and poor memory.[generally getting to be an old crock!] I felt an improvement after about 4-6 weeks, but was uncertain what to attribute it to.... but having left it at home when I went away for a month I have no doubt now that the benefit was down to the Ginkgo & hastily started the daily dose when I got back 2 weeks ago. I can't recommend it highly enough, it's the single most effective remedy for me."
Yvonne Hill, Penzance, UK
Frequently misspelt as 'gingko biloba', the tree that the herb comes from is known as a living fossil, because it has been around for millions of years. Ginkgo has long been cultivated in China; some planted trees at temples are believed to be over 1,500 years old. Is it this longevity that gives it an affinity with the trials and tribulations associated with getting older?

As well as aiding memory and concentration, it may slow down the progress of Alzheimer's disease and lessen depression and anxiety in the elderly.

Ginkgo increases blood flow to the arms and legs, as well as to the brain, so alleviating coldness in the extremities (Raynaud's disease).

It may reduce shortness of breath by improving blood flow to the heart. It may also help with tinnitus, dizziness (vertigo) and leg cramps.

Research suggest that ginkgo may be protective against radiation, so may be beneficial for some cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy. (International Journal of Low Radiation, 2009; 6 (3))

A small trial suggests that ginkgo may be beneficial for vitiligo sufferers.

There are many Ginkgo Biloba supplements on the market, but unfortunately many of them contain little of the active ingredients that have been shown to be beneficial in clinical trials. As in so many other areas of life, you get what you pay for. In a recent survey, a staggering 8 out of the 12 UK retail brands failed to meet the 24% flavonglycosides figure. Lamberts Ginkgo 6000mg, the one available on this site, was shown to be the best value for money product in terms of quality and price. Each tablet contains a concentrated extract, standardised at 28.8 mg (24%) flavonglycosides.
  • Veggie
    Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
  • Free From
    Yeast free, wheat free, lactose free, added sugar free, gelatin free.
  • Dosage
    1 tablet per day. It commonly takes 4-6 weeks to experience the benefits. 6000mg ginkgo per tablet.
  • Quantity
    180 tablets.
  • Caution
    Consult your doctor first if you are taking anti-coagulants (e.g. aspirin and warfarin), monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOI) or are pregnant or breast-feeding. Do not take if you suffer from epilepsy.
  • Guarantee
    60 day money-back guarantee (excluding carriage), even if you’ve taken the last one. Manufactured in the UK where high quality control standards apply.

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