Clinical Psychopharmacology of Ginkgo Biloba Extract

  • Warburton D
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Abstract

From this general review of the pharmacological, psychopharmacological and clinical studies performed with Ginkgo biloba extract, the following conclusions can be drawn: the drug seems to be effective in patients with vascular disorders, in all types of dementia and even in patients suffering from cognitive disorders secondary to depression, because of its beneficial effects on mood. Of special concern are people who are just beginning to experience deterioration in their cognitive function. Ginkgo biloba extract might delay deterioration and enable these subject to maintain a normal life and escape institutionalization. In addition, Ginkgo biloba extract appears to be a safe drug, being well tolerated, even in doses many times higher than those usually recommended.

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Warburton, D. M. (1988). Clinical Psychopharmacology of Ginkgo Biloba Extract. In Rökan (pp. 327–345). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73686-5_37

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