...that Ginkgo works for me, in the moderate way that it has been. On the day before respite required, 3 tablets are taken. The following day, T is there in the morning. But it will subside around 2 hours after waking and for this latest test gave me 5 hours when I could forget I have T. T returns late afternoon, and if anything is more profound that it normally would be. With this test, T remained more profound for the following day after respite, but the day after that (which is today as I type), it's back to 'normal' level.
As I have stated before, we are somewhat over indulged with modern medicine. Used to taking 3 a day of whatever for evermore to keep whatever it is at bay. Ginkgo remains what it is at present - unrefined unprocessed tree in tablet form. I'm grateful it does what it does in its modest state.
I won't be posting anymore trials with Ginkgo unless something changes. I'm not suggesting it is the thing for all. From what I've read on this site, my T is mild. I didn't get it until age 63 and (if Wiki is correct) most likely as a result of a long period of emotional distress which is now in the past. 63 is an age T might come on anyway, and there is a family history - my father and a brother had / have it, but for both it was decades.
Anxiety - yes that old hat!
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Has anyone has ‘T’ start though a virus?
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