Jeluba..the best solution to the problem of forgetting

Do you always wonder if you turned off the gas, locked the door of the house, rang the alarm to wake the kids up for school, or took a Giloba contraceptive pill?

What is jelloba??
It is a medicinal extract of the Ginkgo biloba plant, the oldest tree species. It is a tree that can live 1000 years, grows up to 40 meters in height, and has short branches with fan-shaped leaves, and from these leaves Jelloba is extracted.
What are the benefits of jelloba;

It is a vasodilator, an antioxidant, and has the following effects:
It is the first drug to treat forgetfulness and avoid early dementia or Alzheimer’s… Doctors initially thought that its effects in improving memory depended on its effect in expanding cerebral vessels and increasing blood flow to the brain… But it turned out that the issue is not only related to vasodilatation, but also to the ability of jeluba to protect cells. cerebral hemorrhage is one of the harmful factors.

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 Geluba is used for:
Improving thinking, learning, and memory.
Activate daily activities.
Improving social behavior.
Reducing feelings of depression.
Intermittent claudication: Because ginkgo improves blood flow, the benefit of the herb has been proven with intermittent claudication, or pain caused by reduced blood flow to the legs.
Vision: One study found that taking 120 mg of ginkgo daily for 8 weeks improved vision levels.
Study: Some studies have confirmed that ginkgo helps to improve memory, thinking and study in young and middle-aged people who are in good health by taking 120 mg per day.
Recently, extensive research has been done on this herb with its healing properties. Hundreds of studies in Germany and France have confirmed that Jelloba is useful in the treatment of cyanosis, Alzheimer's disease, cerebral arteriosclerosis, cerebral insufficiency, cochlear deafness, dementia, depression, menopause, stimulating blood circulation, peripheral cerebral vascular disease, Raynaud's syndrome, retinopathy, Dementia, short-term memory loss, tinnitus, vascular disease, and vertigo.

Dr . Reem Arnkouk