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Description
"""Ginkgo Extract
For centuries, the ginkgo leaf extract has been used in traditional Chinese medicine. Currently, ginkgo biloba is possibly the most widely used herbal treatment being used to improve memory, learning and alertness. Ginkgo is especially popular in Europe; in fact, officials in Germany have approved the extract for treating dementia. In the U.S.A., the National Institute on Aging is currently supporting a clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of ginkgo in treating the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
Ginger
Ginger root has been used for years as a natural remedy when one is nauseous and has an upset stomach. But did you know that in one recent clinical trial among surgery patients ginger root also proved more effective than the prescription drug Reglan in preventing postoperative nausea and vomiting? Ginger root also has been show to improve the pumping action of the heart and reduce cholesterol levels.
Rosemary
According to some authorities, rosemary has a possible therapeutic potential in bronchial asthma, peptic ulcer, prostate disorders, inflammatory diseases, liver toxicity, atherosclerosis, ischemic heart disease, and poor sperm motility.
Centella
Centella asiatica benefits: some people have found that centella has helped with rheumatism, extra vitality, increasing brain power, lowering blood sugar levels, skin conditions, increased concentration, poor circulation, arthritis, senility and varicose veins.
Bilberry
The active ingredients in bilberry appear to augment blood flow to blood vessels that circulate blood throughout the body. For this reason, the herb may help people suffering from poor circulation in their extremities, painful varicose veins, and hemorrhoids--all discomforts that can be expected to improve with enhanced circulation.
In 1988 a single-blind, placebo-controlled study of this herb included 60 patients with poor circulation and the results showed that bilberry extract decreased the participants uneasiness when taken over a period of 30 days.*
Dietary Supplement
*Note: The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated any claims made. The dietary supplement product is not intended to """"diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease."""" ""
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