The Nature’s Answer Ginkgo Biloba Leaf 30 ml liquid extract is a super-concentrated, alcohol-free botanical supplement derived from Ginkgo biloba leaves to support healthy brain circulation, memory retention, and cognitive sharpness.
Product Specification
- Volume Profile: 1 fluid ounce / 30 ml amber glass dropper bottle.
- Potency Ratio: Super-concentrated fluid delivering a 2,000 mg dry-herb equivalent per 2 ml serving (true 1:1 fluid extract yielding 1,000 mg per 1 ml).
- Base Suspension Fluid: Pure vegetable glycerin and USP purified water (100% Alcohol-Free).
- Dietary Compliance: Certified Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, Kosher Parve, and 100% Vegan/Vegetarian-friendly.
- Primary Target Areas: Central nervous system, cerebral vasculature, memory attention, and language centers.
How to Use
- Agitation: Shake the bottle vigorously prior to each separate dose to ensure the concentrated herbal particulate is evenly blended.
- Standard Dosage: Measure out 1 ml to 2 ml (approximately 28 to 56 individual drops) using the integrated pipette dropper.
- Administration: Mix the measured drops into a small glass (roughly 30–60 ml) of water, fresh fruit juice, or your preferred herbal tea.
- Daily Frequency: Consume 2 to 3 times per day, ideally alongside major meals to optimize metabolic assimilation.
Precautions & Disclaimer
- Severe Bleeding Risk: Ginkgo biloba possesses potent anti-platelet properties that thin the blood. Do not use this product if you take prescription blood thinners (e.g., warfarin, aspirin, clopidogrel) or regular over-the-counter NSAID painkillers.
- Surgical Boundary: Voluntarily discontinue using this supplement at least 2 weeks prior to any scheduled surgical or dental procedures to prevent severe post-operative hemorrhaging.
- Seizure Precaution: Individuals diagnosed with epilepsy or those currently taking anticonvulsant medications should avoid ginkgo, as it may reduce threshold controls and provoke sudden seizures.
- Strict Pregnancy Boundary: Do not consume this supplement if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.