Herbal medicines against Alzheimer's

Ginkgo biloba, an herb that grew in the East and millions of years ago.
Continues to surprise scientists with its powerful principles medicine. A recognized their positive influences on memory, blood circulation and in particular the brain, combined with his virtues as a general restorative-American scientists added another purpose: to effectively combat Alzheimer's disease or senile dementia, a serious and irreversible degenerative brain disorder that usually manifests itself after 65 years, starting with small memory leaks even a chart of total insanity.

Experiences in people with varying degrees of Alzheimer's disease, showed clear improvement in symptoms after the scheduled administration of 120 milligrams of ginkgo extract daily. "A third of patients to whom they provide treatment, showed an improvement in their memory and recovered a degree of lucidity."

American Scientists attribute the healing effect of Ginkgo encouraging certain phytochemical substances present in leaves and stems of the plant, named by investigators as ginkgos and terpenelactonas.