Help maintain your memory and healthy circulation with this very pure Ginkgo extract with anti-inflammatory effects!

| 120 mg | 365 Vegetarian Capsules | 1 per serving | 2 times daily | Non-GMO |

• Supports healthy oxygen and glucose metabolism in the brain
• Stabilises capillaries and make them less fragile
• Supports healthy aging in the brain
• Protects mitochondria in the cells and may help to ease inflammation.
• Support healthy circulation
• Help maintain the normal function and tone of blood vessels
• Support normal coagulation of blood

Ginkgo biloba is one of the oldest trees known, used to support health for nearly 2,800 years. 

Ginkgo leaf extracts contain nutrients with neuroprotective and cardioprotective properties. These include flavonoids, terpenoids and organic acids. Flavonoids are known to strengthen capillaries, promote healthy blood flow to the brain and help maintain cognitive health. Some of its flavonoids are potent antioxidants. Ginkgo protects mitochondria in the cells and may help to ease inflammation. In a study undergone on mice, ginkgo extract was associated with decreased genetic damage, peroxide generation and less oxidative damage. Moreover, it seemed to decrease the effects of ageing on mitochondrial function and structure. The premium-quality biochemical extract in Super Ginkgo Extract 28/7 has been concentrated and dual-standardised to ensure the highest quality, consistency and biological activity. 

The phytonutrient profile of Ginkgo Biloba Certified Extract™ is comparable to the GBE 24/6 extract used in clinical studies worldwide and monographed in German Commission E. The health regulatory agency that regulates ginkgo purity in Germany mandates that ginkgo not contain more than 5 ppm of ginkgolic acid. Ginkgo Biloba Certified Extract contains less than 1 ppm of ginkgolic acid which may cause an allergic reaction in some people. 

Ginkgo Biloba Certified Extract™ has one of the lowest ginkgolic acid levels commercially available!

This product cannot be shipped to the UK.

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