Ginkgo seeds contain toxins which are mainly neurotoxic. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Hong Kong health authorities on Tuesday warned members of the public not to consume large amounts of ginkgo seeds in a single serving, as they investigated a suspected poisoning case.
The seed is widely touted as a memory boosting food. It has also been a part of traditional Chinese medicine for centuries.
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