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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / November 2004Gingko Biloba (again)
How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? Thanks, Simon my naturopath told me to give it atleast 6 weeks. Simon Brightwell wrote in message <419a6754$0$46399$cd19a363@news.euronet.nl>... >How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its >effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? > >Thanks, >Simon >How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its >effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? > >Thanks, >Simon There is a whole page about Ginklo here. It also talks about what dosage to use. http://eebee.net/ginko.shtml Tinnitus is a pain in the neck Elly's Tinnitus Resources http://eebee.net/ Where do you buy the GNC Ginko Biloba Plus? Tks., FP =========================== > >How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its > >effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Elly's Tinnitus Resources > http://eebee.net/ > How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its > effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? I experienced after a couple of days. My suggestion to you is as follows: (1)get the GB made of leaf but not extract. (2)if you felt comfortable with it after taking it, then stay on it for a long while(at least 3 months). After all, it helps your blood circulation which might in turn help other things. FP ============================== > Thanks, > Simon >> How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its >> effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > FP Let it be on your conscience if Simon follows your advice and suffers a stroke. Quit playing doctor, Francis, you are obviously unqualified to do so. Do you carry malpractice insurance? > >> How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its > >> effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > stroke. Quit playing doctor, Francis, you are obviously unqualified to do > so. Do you carry malpractice insurance? Whatever information in this ng has to be discussed with the doc first. That seems something you forget. >>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its >>>>effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Whatever information in this ng has to be discussed with the doc > first. That seems something you forget. I discussed this conversation about Ginko Biloba with my doctor. He has forbidden me to take it. He says it causes internal bleeding in the body and brain, and is a definite risk for stroke. The combination of aspirin and ginko is especially dangerous. This scientist knows a lot more about blood thinners than I do, and I'll take his advice. When I read your advice to add aspirin to ginko in combination I felt a chill. People will die taking this advice. Best wishes, scp >>>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its >>>>>effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > scp Right, and Francis didn't include any caveats in his dangerous recommendation. Earlier, I tried his black bean recommendation and it cost me a few friends. >>>>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its >>>>>>effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > recommendation. Earlier, I tried his black bean recommendation and it cost > me a few friends. Hmmm... Perhaps Black-Eyed Peas, or Crowder Peas? Perhaps you should see 16 doctors about this sudden attack of Munchaussen Syndrome. Best wishes, scp >>>>>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about >>>>>>>its [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > > scp I am the LuckyOne of ast. >>>>>>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about >>>>>>>>its [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > > I am the LuckyOne of ast. ROTFLMAO! >>>>>>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about >>>>>>>>its [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > > I am the LuckyOne of ast. LOL, yes you are! *´¨) . ·´ ¸.·*¨) ¸.·*¨) ¸.·*¨) (¸.·´ (¸.*´ ¸.·´ `·-* * Patty * `·-* > >>>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its > >>>>>effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > Right, and Francis didn't include any caveats in his dangerous > recommendation. To combine gingko with aspirin comes from cock-sucking months. Do you have one? ===================== Earlier, I tried his black bean recommendation and it cost > me a few friends. >>>>>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its >>>>>>>effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > To combine gingko with aspirin comes from cock-sucking months. Do you have one? Two of my doctors said it is safe but i have reservation about these two _licensed_ answers. Thus I had to go back to re-negotiate with one of them and he finally agreed that I stop taking adult aspirin while taking on gingko biloba. My second question is: could an amount of 500 mg gingko biloba dried leaf be sufficient to prevent stroke like a tablet of adult aspirin? Thank you in advance for your viewS. FP ~~~~~~~~~~ You were taking aspirin and ginko biloba at the same time, and your doctors were equivocal. This means to me you were ill-informed and so were your doctors. Watch your language, Francis. This is a polite group. Best wishes, scp > ===================== > > Earlier, I tried his black bean recommendation and it cost > >>me a few friends. >>>>>>>> How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion >>>>>>>> about its [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] > >> ===================== Here's another one: Please let me get clear on this one. Are you suggesting that we should NOT take 2 together? I have always operating on the assumption that the thinner the blood, the less likely is a stroke going to occur. Is that true? TKS., FP Best wishes, scp >> Earlier, I tried his black bean recommendation and it cost >> >>> me a few friends. >>>>>>>> How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion >>>>>>>> about its [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] > >> ===================== And again, another one: Could you show us the link to these liternatures? I went to a large hospital specifically for this question. The doctor told me that in her 'experience' for the past many years, patients that are on both do not show any more bleeding than just one. But then again, it depends on the amount a patient takes of either. FP >> Earlier, I tried his black bean recommendation and it cost >> >>> me a few friends. >>>>>>>> How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion >>>>>>>> about its [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] > >> ===================== And, finally, this: The final answer regarding taking gingko and adult aspirin together from my Cambridge doctor is that: yes, you can take both of them on the same day as long as (1)the gingko is less than 120 mg in terms of extract(or 500 mg of dried leaf) AND (2)the coated aspirin less than 50 mg. If anyone has better answers than this one, by all means raise it. FP >> Earlier, I tried his black bean recommendation and it cost >> >>> me a few friends. > >>>>>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its > >>>>>>>effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > and your doctors were equivocal. This means to me you were > ill-informed and so were your doctors. There is a difference between 'recommending' and being 'ill-informed'. > Watch your language, Francis. This is a polite group. That kind of language is used to counter-act a tone which I perceive comes from street delinquents such as those in the district of Harlem. ==================================== > Best wishes, > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > >>me a few friends. Let's put Gingko in perspective. Many many people take it for years without problems. It does reduce clotting. My objection is that for the risk involved, and for the evidence presented for curing T, I think the negatives outweigh the positives. there are many good products out there. When they are without prescription there is a tendency to take more than the recommended dose. this is what happened to Dexatrim - a really excellent nasal medication when persons took 2- 3 x recommended dose. the other problem I have with Gingko is lack of standardization of the dosage and content. But again, many person do take this without problems. Murray Grossan, M.D. http://www.ent-consult.com > >>>>How long should I give GB a chance before I make a conclusion about its > >>>>effects on my T?? Days, weeks, months or even years? [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > read your advice to add aspirin to ginko in combination I > felt a chill. Where did I give this advice? It comes out of your cock-sucking month! =================================== People will die taking this advice. > Best wishes, > > scp fyfpoon@hotmail.com (francispoon) wrote in message news:> > I discussed this conversation about Ginko Biloba with my > > doctor. He has forbidden me to take it. He says it causes > > internal bleeding in the body and brain, and is a definite [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Where did I give this advice? It comes out of your cock-sucking month! > =================================== So which "month" are you talking about?? Francis, you keep sinking to new lows. frank > fyfpoon@hotmail.com (francispoon) wrote in message news:> > I discussed this conversation about Ginko Biloba with my > > > doctor. He has forbidden me to take it. He says it causes [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > So which "month" are you talking about?? > Francis, you keep sinking to new lows. I did not write the above... ======================== > frank > > fyfpoon@hotmail.com (francispoon) wrote in message news:> > I discussed this conversation about Ginko Biloba with my > > > > doctor. He has forbidden me to take it. He says it causes [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > > read your advice to add aspirin to ginko in combination I > > > > felt a chill. > > > Where did I give this advice? It comes out of your cock-sucking month! > > > =================================== drf> > So which "month" are you talking about?? > > Francis, you keep sinking to new lows. fp> I did not write the above... > ======================== Yeah, right. frank
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