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Ginkgo Leaf 2 oz by Zand Herbal Formulas Ginkgo (Ginkgo Biloba) is the most ancient of all trees, the leaves are used to increase circulatory oxygenation to brain cells, anti-aging properties, Alzheimer's disease, asthma, depression, attention deficit disorder, blood clots, dementia, kidney disease, memory loss, respiratory disease, senility, stress, tinnitus, and vascular disease. Ginkgo Leaf Research: Ginkgo Traditional Herbal Extract. Dietary Supplement. Extracted using Zand's proprietary extraction process. Retains a natural ratio of all of the plant's essential components and maintains the plant's natural synergy. Extracted using the highest quality raw materials available. Ginkgo Leaf Directions/Usage: I milliliter (20-40 drops), three times daily. Shake well before using. Do not use during pregnancy, unless recommended by a health care professional. Keep out of the reach of . . .

Vitamin B12 (cobalamin) plays a role in blood formation, nervous system function, digestion, assimilation, protein synthesis, fat and carbohydrate metabolism, and may be beneficial for anemia, moodiness, memory loss, coordination, depression, psychosis, cancer prevention and fertility. Recommendations: As a dietary supplement, take one (1) tablet daily, with a meal. Ingredients: Vitamin B-12 (as cyanocobalamin) 250mcg

Now one of the most widely recommended herbal medicines in Europe and the US, Ginkgo Biloba is taken as an energizer to improve mood and alertness, as a "smart drug" to stimulate brain function and boost memory, and as an antioxidant to slow the effects of aging and prevent degenerative diseases. Researchers say that ginkgo stimulates circulation in the brain, ears, and other parts of the body and thus may help prevent hearing loss, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, and depression. Studies indicate it has potential use in the treatment of impotence, varicose veins, and other circulatory conditions. Each capsule is made of preservative-free natural gelatin from bone sources. Microcrystalline cellulose and vegetable derived magnesium stearate are present in small quantities to assist in the encapsulation process. Many of ginkgo's positive effects are tied to its potency as an antioxidant and . . .