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Ginkgo

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Ginkgo have lived for 300 million years on our earth.

The leaves of the Ginkgo tree contain different active substances at different stages, so I harvest thrice. Ginkgo improves circulation, it supports the heart and improves blood flow in tissues and organs, which protects cells against damage by oxidation by free radicals.

Ginkgo is thus an antioxidant and improves absorption of nutrients, providing vital oxygen supply to each cell. It aids vision and hearing-related problems due to these properties. It is also these characteristics that support memory. It is a brain-tonic.

Ginkgo is good against fatigue, gives energy and is good for depression by the particular phytochemicals it contains. Ginkgo is one of the nootropic plants that improve mental functions such as cognition, intelligence, motivation, memory and concentration.

Something interesting with the leaves of Ginkgo is that they look a bit like the two halves of the brain. Nature communicates with us via the doctrine of signatures, the signs of nature.

Categories: Singular Spagyric Tinctures, Mercury Tags: antioxidant, brain-tonic, circulation, concentration, Ginkgo Biloba, memory, Mercury

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Description

Spagyric tincture of Ginkgo Biloba.

Contraindication: Do not use if you take prescribed medication without consulting our doctor. Otherwise take 7 drops directly on the tongue , in a little room temp water or in tea once a day.

Goethe wrote about Ginkgo Biloba:

This leaf from a tree in the East,
Has been given to my garden.
It reveals a certain secret,
Which pleases me and thoughtful people.

Does it represent One living creature
Which has divided itself?
Or are these Two, which have decided,
That they should be as One?

To reply to such a Question,
I found the right answer:
Do you notice in my songs and verses
That I am One and Two?

mental health benefits of ginkgo biloba

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