According to a recent study, the maidenhair tree or most commonly known as biloba ginkgo is the most ancient tree in the world. As it has been around for so many years the use of ginkgo is a very common practice in Asian cultures for different applications. But before mentioning the different uses it can have, let's have a look at some interesting facts about this ancient tree. Generally, this treatment entails a dosage of 240 mg of ginkgo biloba for memory on a daily basis. In 1997, the Journal of American Medical Association published information on how using ginkgo biloba on a daily basis could counteract the onset of Alzheimer's by six to 12 months. Therefore, ginkgo biloba for memory has taken the forefront in battling memory disorders. When there is a better circulation of blood in the brain it can work in a more effective way, therefore you will notice that your memory is a lot better, that you don't get too tired, that you are a lot more energized and that the annoying buzzing in the ears disappear. When there is better circulation of blood in the heart it can also work more effectively, and as a result you will enhance your heart condition and at the same time reduce the chances of having a heart attack. The way in which they get the concentrates varies according to the country where it is made but in general the dried maidenhair tree leaves are first powdered and then combined with a dissolving agent to get the properties of the leaves. The two substances that are extracted from the leaves are Vitamin P and lactone. According to recent geological studies, its roots date back to around 150 to 250 years ago. Today, the ginkgo biloba tree exists as the oldest tree. The German botanist, Engelbert Kaempfer is thr first European to discover the Ginkgo biloba tree. Originally, he discovered the Ginkgo biloba tree while in China in 1690. These days scientists from all over the world are studying the tree in order to learn more about its properties. In a recent study, scientists analyzed the different components of the tree and they stated that the substances found in maidenhair trees are Vitamin P and lactone. Vitamin P is a useful substance that acts as an oxidant inhibitor and promotes the wellbeing of blood vas.