Ginkgo Bud - Ginkgo biloba

• Ginkgo bud fights free radicals, is anti-sclerotic and anti-aging.

Ginkgo is the oldest known plant, having been present on planet Earth for over 240 million years. As you can imagine, this wisdom gives the Ginkgo the ability to withstand harsh climates, insects, pollution, and high altitudes. The female Ginkgo produces seed pods (sometimes called "eggs") containing pulp and an edible kernel in the center. The pod eventually rots, giving off a foul odor.

Ginkgo is primarily an antioxidant, with a secondary circulatory effect. Ginkgo buds fight free radicals and are anti-sclerotic and anti-aging. Microcirculation is Ginkgo's strong point, improving blood flow to the brain to support memory, alertness, and concentration. Ginkgo also promotes general venous circulation and microcirculation in the eyes.

On a spiritual and mental level, Ginkgo imparts loyalty and unwavering morality in the face of life's difficulties.