Ginkgo
6
5.4
- noun
- /ˈɡɪŋkoʊ/
:
ginkgo
- The positive effects of ginkgo biloba are well-documented.
- Ginkgo biloba
- Ginkgo extract
- Ginkgo leaf
And those are melatonin, ginkgo, Balboa, zinc and magnesium.
- And those are melatonin, ginkgo, Balboa, zinc and magnesium.
- Ginkgo biloba and lion's mane mushroom, those two in particular, Ginkgo biloba sends blood flow to the brain.
- And one of the strategies to raise blood flow is ginkgo.
- Ginkgo is one of my favorite supplements because the best brands ever see have taken ginkgo oregano, cayenne pepper beets.
- Here's an example, an herb that brings blood to the brain that supports concentration, like ginkgo biloba or bacopa.
- I'm going to write you a note that says tax the rich and a prescription for some ginkgo biloba.
Examples
-
Many people take ginkgo supplements to help improve their memory and focus.
-
Before starting the study, participants were asked if they had ever used ginkgo for cognitive benefits.
-
I'll have to get some Ginkgo, rest, and coffee.
Blog text (5) -
Why, oh, why did I quit the ginkgo pills? I asked myself.
Blog text (24) -
Increased circulation in the brain is one of the many positive effects of ginkgo biloba.
Blog text (20) -
Three hundred clinical studies were conducted over a span of 30 years to prove the effects of ginkgo biloba on the body.
Blog text (20) -
In one study about the effects of ginkgo biloba, it was found that one of the main effects of ginkgo biloba is its ability to increase blood flow to the brain and throughout the blood vessels.
Blog text (20) -
Ginkgo biloba supplements should be taken at a daily dosage of 40 mg to 200 mg.
Blog text (20) -
Some herbalists recommend ginkgo as a natural way to enhance mental clarity.
Synonyms
A tablet made from the tree's leaves to help memory and blood flow
Compounds
- Specialized
1
6.3
A tree from China with fan-shaped leaves often grown in cities and used in medicine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ginkgo comes from the Japanese word ginkyō, which comes from Chinese yín xìng and means 'silver apricot' because the tree's fruit looked like small shiny apricots. That's why the name Ginkgo now refers not only to the tree but also to the leaf extract people take as a supplement for memory and thinking.