Plants, Ginko, support concentration, performance and our body.

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Our brain is a huge network that keeps our concentration, performance and body running. Some plants can support us in this process. Especially in China, the so-called ginkgo trees are considered a symbol for a long and fulfilling life. The ingredients have long been identified by increasingly modern research methods. It is mainly the terpene lactones, flavonoids and ginkgolides that help our brain to get back on track.
An extract can be obtained from ginkgo leaves that has the property of dilating our small blood vessels in the brain, thereby improving the flow properties of the blood. The resulting improved oxygen supply makes us more alert and generally more efficient. Recent studies show that ginkgo has a protective effect on our brain cells.
Furthermore, the extract is an extremely good scavenger of free radicals, which have cell-damaging effects and thus these radicals can be made harmless. New studies are currently investigating whether ginkgo can minimize the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. To prevent mental performance disorders, it requires a regular intake of the extract with a daily dose between ..0 and 240 milligrams. This dose can be easily achieved with high-quality products from a pharmacy.

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Our brain is a huge network that keeps our concentration, performance and body running. Some plants can support us in this process. Especially in China, the so-called ginkgo trees are considered a symbol for a long and fulfilling life. The ingredients have long been identified by increasingly modern research methods. It is mainly the terpene lactones, flavonoids and ginkgolides that help our brain to get back on track.
An extract can be obtained from ginkgo leaves that has the property of dilating our small blood vessels in the brain, thereby improving the flow properties of the blood. The resulting improved oxygen supply makes us more alert and generally more efficient. Recent studies show that ginkgo has a protective effect on our brain cells.
Furthermore, the extract is an extremely good scavenger of free radicals, which have cell-damaging effects and thus these radicals can be made harmless. New studies are currently investigating whether ginkgo can minimize the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. To prevent mental performance disorders, it requires a regular intake of the extract with a daily dose between 120 and 240 milligrams. This dose can be easily achieved with high-quality products from a pharmacy.