Ginkgo tea (Ginko biloba) 20 herbal tea bags

Ginkgo tea (Ginkgo Biloba) 20 herbal tea bags

Ginkgo tea to strengthen memory and improve brain functions....

The culture of herbal medicine is based on many civilizations that spanned through the ages and are still present and widely used. Where people collect some types of herbs that have healing properties and the ability to heal certain diseases and present them in various ways to consumers.

Because of the importance of these herbs many studies were directed to research their effects the way they work in the body and the response of cases to this type of herbs. In many medicines they were the basic building unit and were relied upon in preparing different types of treatments.

Despite this many people still prefer to consume these herbs in their natural form as herbal tea or powders that are added to dishes and examples of this are spices of all kinds. These herbs are divided according to their effect into herbs that can be used daily at home and medicinal herbs that are used according to the recipes and recommendations of herbal experts only.

Ginkgo plant:

The story of the plant:

Ginkgo (Gingko Biloba) is one of the oldest living tree species. Most ginkgo products are made from extracts extracted from their fan-shaped leaves. Ginkgo is usually available as oral tablets extracts capsules or teas.

Herbal strength of Ginkgo:

• The most beneficial components of ginkgo are believed to be flavonoids which have powerful antioxidant properties and terpenoids which help improve blood circulation by dilating blood vessels and reducing platelet 'stickiness.
• Studies have indicated that ginkgo can also help improve memory and brain functions.

How to prepare:

In 1 cup of hot water Boiled we put 1 tea bag after waiting for 3-5 minutes it is ready.

Information/Features of this tea:

• 100% natural free of preservatives and additives.
• Prepared Taking into account the preservation of the flavor and composition of the ingredients.
• Produced under hygienic conditions while preserving its benefits.
• For pregnant and lactating women and children drink it after consulting a doctor.
• Ginkgo is considered safe for most healthy adults when taken by mouth in moderate doses.
• Do not take it with medicine and do not give it to children pregnant and lactating women.
• Do not take it continuously for a long time because it may cause side effects such as headaches dizziness palpitations upset stomach.