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Ginkgo

Supports cerebral blood flow, memory, and cognitive function.

3 uses reviewed0 with research behind them

What it’s good for

Ginkgo for Blurry Vision

Mixed

3 studies · 1 supporting · 1 against

6 safety notes

Improves blood flow to the retina and protects it from oxidative damage.

Dose: 120–160 mg

Ginkgo for Poor Memory

No Benefit

1 study · 0 supporting · 1 against

6 safety notes

How it was tested: A 5-year trial in 2,854 older adults with memory complaints found no reduction in dementia risk.

Meant to improve blood flow in the brain and support the messenger memory uses.

Dose: 120–240 mg

Ginkgo for Brain Fog

Not verified

1 study · 0 supporting · 0 against

6 safety notes

Why it gets suggested: Meant to widen blood vessels in the brain and protect nerve cells.

Dose: 120–240 mg

Why we could not verify it: Cochrane concluded the benefit is not predictable or clinically significant.

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