A study found that garlic can slash your "bad" cholesterol levels by 10 percent and cut back high blood pressure, which reduces your risk of heart disease.
You Can See More: Adding garlic to meals could ward off heart problems - acts as 'cardiovascular protection'
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A study found that garlic can slash your "bad" cholesterol levels by 10 percent and cut back high blood pressure, which reduces your risk of heart disease.
A study found that garlic can slash your "bad" cholesterol levels by 10 percent and cut back high blood pressure, which reduces your risk of heart disease.
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