Maidenhair tree studies As the maidenhair tree has existed for more than two hundred million years, various studies have taken place over the years to understand the properties of the ancient tree. One of the things that led scientists to study this tree is that it has survived many climatic catastrophes and other difficult situations and it is still around us. Monks at that temple had been growing the tree for ages but nobody knew about this until it was found. Ever since that time, several studies have been conducted to analyze the properties of these ancient trees. Maidenhair tree composition and usage All the different studies conducted over the years have demonstrated that the most important components of the tree are Vitamin P and lactone. There was a time when scientists believed that the tree had become extinct, but after exhaustive research they found a species of the tree in the garden of a monastery in China. It turned out that the monks had been growing the trees in secret for decades. Once the tree was available to other countries and continents, the popularity of the maidenhair tree by-products rose dramatically. The problem is that the de-coagulant medication effect is ineffective because of the intake of ginkgo products. When patients combine ginkgo products with painkillers and antibiotics they can also get the same results. Therefore, you need to be very cautious when taking maidenhair tree products in order to avoid risks. In addition, it is not vulnerable things such as wrought from storms, as well as fungi, and insects. Another unique quality of the ginkgo biloba tree is how it is dioecious. Therefore, female and male flowers grow on different tree, which makes it rare. In 1859, Charles Darwin made reference to the ginkgo biloba tree as a living fossil. Due to the presence of Vitamin P, concentrates of this tree are used to improve memory, and it is now being studied to see if the use of this extract can have any impact on Alzheimer's disease. The extract of this tree can also be used to increase blood circulation. In a recent study twenty women with claudication problem had the extract and their leg pain was significantly reduced.