Ginkgo biloba for potency

Ginkgo biloba is a rare plant with a life span of up to 2 thousand years. The relict culture refers to the primitive gymnosperms of the dioecious type. The plant contains female and male reproductive cells. Male cells are responsible for the production of pollen. Female cells contain seed buds. Pollination occurs through the spread of pollen by the wind.

Dwarf growths appear on the stems, which contain bundles of fan-shaped long-petiolized leaves. The sinewy, leathery leaves of a bluish-green color include male microsporangia and female primordia. The plant blooms in May; in autumn, the place of inflorescences is occupied by plum-like yellow fruits with dihedral kernels. The deciduous tree has an unusual gray-brown bark with a smooth surface. The height of the trunk of Ginkgo biloba reaches 20-40 meters. The plant is characterized by increased resistance to sudden temperature changes, cold, as well as harmful insects and pathogenic microorganisms (phytopathogenic fungi, parasites and viruses). The tree can be located in the area of strong atmospheric pollution.

Composition of the medicinal plant

Ginkgo biloba is a unique relict plant with a rich component composition, the ingredients of which include:

• ginkgolides and bilobalides. Specific organic compounds that can accelerate blood flow and increase the elasticity of the walls of cerebral vessels
• flavone glycosides. Active antioxidant effects are provided by quercetin and kaempferol, proaptocyanoids and isorhamnetin
• trace elements, in particular calcium, phosphorus and potassium salts
• asparaine and margenin, thymine and phytosterol



Ginkgo biloba and male potency




Means with the addition of ginkgo biloba have a pronounced stimulating effect on the functioning of the reproductive system. Regular use of preparations based on this rare plant provides effective prevention of organic and psychogenic impotence, a noticeable improvement in erectile abilities. The beneficial effect of the plant on the body is to normalize the blood supply to the intimate area, heal nerve endings, lower blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Ginkgo biloba prevents the development of arteriosclerosis and thrombosis, restores normal strength and duration of erection even in elderly men (over 60 years old). The herb extract has a positive effect on the functioning of the central nervous system. Regular intake of herbal medicines helps to eliminate the consequences of such negative factors as stress and chronic fatigue, lack of sleep and emotional distress. The plant's ingredients normalize sleep patterns and increase stress resistance, the level of strength and performance, relieve a man from nervousness before intimacy and makes him more self-confident.





Benefits of Ginkgo Biloba




The exclusive chemical composition of the medicinal plant allows it to cope with the manifestations of vascular diseases and dysfunction of the heart muscle. The use of herbal ingredients is recommended for heart failure, arrhythmias and bronchial asthma. Ginkgo biloba extract is prescribed for patients with inflammatory lesions. Flavin glycosides have a powerful antioxidant effect and rejuvenate the skin, prevent the development of edema and accelerate metabolic processes. Taking funds based on the relict plant helps to reduce the likelihood of diabetes.





Contraindications




Medicines based on ginkgo biloba should not be taken by women during lactation and pregnancy, children under 12 years of age and minors suffering from mental retardation. The medicinal plant is not recommended for the treatment of individuals with individual intolerance, as well as:




• severe disorders of the digestive tract, accompanied by diarrhea and nausea, vomiting and heartburn;
• a tendency to develop internal bleeding due to bleeding disorders and erosive gastritis, esophageal varices or acute gastric ulcer and duodenum;
• acute cerebrovascular accident.



The ban on the use of herbal extract is valid during the first months after ischemic stroke and myocardial infarction. Doctors limit the use of ginkgo biloba if the patient is about to undergo surgery. Tinctures and decoctions from a medicinal plant should not be taken simultaneously with anticoagulants and substances that reduce blood viscosity.




Ginkgo biloba is a rare plant with a life span of up to 2 thousand years. The relict culture refers to the primitive gymnosperms of the dioecious type. The plant contains female and male reproductive cells. Male cells are responsible for the production of pollen.Female cells contain seed buds. Pollination occurs through the spread of pollen by the wind.




Dwarf growths appear on the stems, which contain bundles of fan-shaped long-petiolized leaves. The sinewy, leathery leaves of a bluish-green color include male microsporangia and female primordia. The plant blooms in May; in autumn, the place of inflorescences is occupied by plum-like yellow fruits with dihedral kernels. The deciduous tree has an unusual gray-brown bark with a smooth surface. The height of the trunk of ginkgo biloba reaches 20-40 meters. The plant is characterized by increased resistance to sudden temperature changes, cold, as well as harmful insects and pathogenic microorganisms (phytopathogenic fungi, parasites and viruses). The tree can be located in the area of strong atmospheric pollution.





Composition of the medicinal plant




Ginkgo biloba is a unique relict plant with a rich component composition, the ingredients of which include:




• ginkgolides and bilobalides. Specific organic compounds that can accelerate blood flow and increase the elasticity of the walls of cerebral vessels
• flavone glycosides. Active antioxidant effects are provided by quercetin and kaempferol, proaptocyanoids and isorhamnetin
• trace elements, in particular calcium, phosphorus and potassium salts
• asparaine and margenin, thymine and phytosterol



Ginkgo biloba and male potency




Means with the addition of ginkgo biloba have a pronounced stimulating effect on the functioning of the reproductive system. Regular use of preparations based on this rare plant provides effective prevention of organic and psychogenic impotence, a noticeable improvement in erectile abilities. The beneficial effect of the plant on the body is to normalize the blood supply to the intimate area, heal nerve endings, lower blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Ginkgo biloba prevents the development of arteriosclerosis and thrombosis, restores normal strength and duration of erection even in elderly men (over 60 years old). The herb extract has a positive effect on the functioning of the central nervous system. Regular intake of herbal medicines helps to eliminate the consequences of such negative factors as stress and chronic fatigue, lack of sleep and emotional distress. The plant's ingredients normalize sleep patterns and increase stress resistance, the level of strength and performance, relieve a man from nervousness before intimacy and makes him more self-confident.





Benefits of Ginkgo Biloba




The exclusive chemical composition of the medicinal plant allows it to cope with the manifestations of vascular diseases and dysfunction of the heart muscle. The use of herbal ingredients is recommended for heart failure, arrhythmias and bronchial asthma. Ginkgo biloba extract is prescribed for patients with inflammatory lesions. Flavin glycosides have a powerful antioxidant effect and rejuvenate the skin, prevent the development of edema and accelerate metabolic processes. Taking funds based on the relict plant helps to reduce the likelihood of diabetes.





Contraindications




Medicines based on ginkgo biloba should not be taken by women during lactation and pregnancy, children under 12 years of age and minors suffering from mental retardation. The medicinal plant is not recommended for the treatment of individuals with individual intolerance, as well as:




• severe disorders of the digestive tract, accompanied by diarrhea and nausea, vomiting and heartburn;
• a tendency to develop internal bleeding due to bleeding disorders and erosive gastritis, esophageal varices or acute gastric ulcer and duodenum;
• acute cerebrovascular accident.



The ban on the use of herbal extract is valid during the first months after ischemic stroke and myocardial infarction. Doctors limit the use of ginkgo biloba if the patient is about to undergo surgery. Tinctures and decoctions from a medicinal plant should not be taken simultaneously with anticoagulants and substances that reduce blood viscosity.