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Can ginko biloba act as a stimulant?especially with antidepressants and anti anxiety medications?
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Questions regarding Ginko Biloba emerge over time, and a consistent answer here at HT concludes little if any benefit for any conditions. Surveys have often shown the absence of the true Ginko in most commercial bottles, and unclear what you might be taking. Discontinue the supplement and discuss what can be mixed with your current medications.
Answered 1/19/2023
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