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Does garlic help control hbp?
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Perhaps, but: Garlic tablets have had anecdotal benefit for bp. Don't trust it as a treatment and see your pcp and get evaluated and treated traditionally. Hypertension is undiagnosed or untreated in 50 million americans and has majore morbidity and mortality. It is easy to monitor, can be easy to treat and can prolong your life and increase the quality of life. Don't stink things up! get treated.
Answered 3/26/2013
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High blood pressure: Garlic along with a healthy diet, regular exercise, controlling weight, not smoking, keeping alcohol moderate, controlling stress can help control high blood pressure.
Answered 12/20/2012
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