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Ginkgo fruit when ripe, the role of Ginkgo

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-11-16 11:23:35
Cucumber and cucumber are a kind of plant, the former is the scientific name, the latter is not yet grown up. They are similar in shape, but the former is longer and thinner, and the appearance is dark green, the latter is shorter, looks thicker, and the color is turquoise. The taste of the two is also slightly different, but the difference is not very big. Still having a kind of view is, the cucumber that south cultivates little tumour thorn, the cucumber tumour thorn of the north is a few more.

1. Ripening time

Ginkgo biloba fruit is a kind of plant seed with high nutritional value, and its taste is refreshing, which is very popular with people.It usually ripens from mid-September to early October.It is widely distributed in China, different regions, different climate and environment, maturity time will be slightly different.Generally speaking, the southern region will be slightly earlier, while the northern region may be later, but the difference will not be too big.

2. Role

1, beauty and beauty: Ginkgo biloba fruit has antioxidant effect, can remove the free radicals contained in the body.There is also a flavonoid component, which can remove the melanin deposited in the body, thus playing a role in preventing and treating spots and whitening.In addition, regular consumption can also effectively prevent wrinkles, can accelerate metabolism, so that the skin is more elastic.

2, treatment of cataract: It contains a variety of trace elements, patients infected with cataract can often eat, there is a very significant therapeutic effect.In addition, it also contains carbon polysaccharide, liposterol and ginkgolic acid, which can protect blood vessels.

3, prevention and treatment of coronary heart disease: It contains a variety of trace elements can be anti-platelet factor, can avoid blood coagulation, improve blood flow, so as to avoid thrombosis.It can also prevent myocardial infarction and improve human immunity.

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