Ancestral memory serving modern well-being

Ginkgo biloba, a living relic from the age of the dinosaurs, is considered a symbol of longevity and resilience. Its powdered form facilitates its integration into current formulations requiring quality, efficacy, and compliance with professional standards.

Description

Fine powder, olive green to dark green in color, slightly herbaceous and fresh odor, discreet vegetal taste.

Nomenclature

• Common names: Ginkgo, Maidenhair Tree
• Latin name: Ginkgo biloba
• Family: Ginkgoaceae
• Part used: Leaves
• Form: Powder
• Origin: China, Japan, France
• English name: Ginkgo biloba powder
• German name: Ginkgo-Blattpulver
• Name in Spanish: Polvo de hoja de ginkgo
• Name in Italian: Polvere di ginkgo
• Name in Arabic: مسحوق ورقة الجنكة

Main virtues

Used in regulated herbal medicine to naturally support memory, concentration, and microcirculation.

Main constituents

Flavonoids (quercetin, kaempferol), ginkgolides, bilobalides, specific essential oils.

Use and dosage

• Formulation: Used in capsules, instant powders, standardized extracts.
• Cosmetic: Integrated into natural hair conditioners and lotions.
• Indicative dose: Follow professional and regulatory advice.

Precautions, side effects and contraindications

• May interact with anticoagulants and vascular medications.
• Not recommended for people undergoing treatment without specialist medical advice.
• To be used exclusively in accordance with current regulations.

History and origin

A living treasure over 200 million years old, Ginkgo biloba is a testament to the persistence of life in the face of cataclysms. A symbol of wisdom in Asia, it is now valued in modern approaches to well-being and regulated herbal medicine.

Miscellaneous information

• Packaging: lined kraft bag, opaque jar or airtight bottle.
• Storage: cool, dry place, protected from direct light.
• Shelf life: 18 to 24 months depending on optimal storage conditions.

Sources and references

• European Pharmacopoeia – Ginkgo biloba Monograph
• Pl@ntUse – https://uses.plantnet-project.org
• Ethnobotany and history of medicinal plants

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