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Ginkgo Leaf Extract 1 oz. 50% pure grain alcohol base. Origin(s): China, Germany, United States. Latin Name(s): Ginkgo biloba. Also known as: Fossil tree, maidenhair tree, kew tree, bai guo ye, yinhsing. Plant Part(s) Used: Leaf. Ingredients: Ginkgo Leaf. Other Ingredients: A base of pure Grain Alcohol & Distilled Water. Serving Size: 30 Drops. Servings Per Container: 19. GMO Status: Non-GMO. Allergen: None. Additives: Free of any additives or preservatives. Direction: Shake well before...

Dr. Christopher's Liver Transition Formula This formula is known historically for its ability to assist the body in elimination of toxins by supporting the efforts of the liver to detoxify. This is especially helpful when making the transition over from prescription drugs to a more natural approach. Dr. Christopher's Liver Transition Formula: Drug detoxification and transition herbal formula: Siberian Ginseng Root, Rosemary Leaves, Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract, Oregon Grape Root, Milk Thistle...

Dr. Christopher's Mindtrac™ An Emotional Clarity Herbal Formula, MindTrac™ is an Alternative to drugs for Depression, Anxiety, Stress & HyperactivityMindTrac™ will benefit: Adults, Adolescents/Children, SeniorsMindTrac™ contains properties similar to its drug counterparts without harmful chemicals.MindTrac™ is one of the best herbal remedies for Anxiety and Depression.Psychiatric drugs are far more dangerous to take than people realize. They have negative side effects including addiction, and...

Ginkgo Leaf is a glabrous, sparsely branched tree, reaching up to 120 feet tall. The leaves are alternate or in clusters and fan shaped with parallel veins on long slender petioles. Flowers are catkin-like. The yellowish fruit is drupe-like, about 1 inch long, with ill-smelling pulp surrounding the thin shelled, creamy-white nut which contains an edible sweet kernel. It is native of east China and now cultivated throughout the U.S. as a street or ornamental tree. The kernel...

Ginkgo Leaf is a glabrous, sparsely branched tree, reaching up to 120 feet tall. The leaves are alternate or in clusters and fan shaped with parallel veins on long slender petioles. Flowers are catkin-like. The yellowish fruit is drupe-like, about 1 inch long, with ill-smelling pulp surrounding the thin shelled, creamy-white nut which contains an edible sweet kernel. It is native of east China and now cultivated throughout the U.S. as a street or ornamental tree. The kernel...