A meta-analysis of the effect of garlic on blood pressure
Journal of HypertensionPublished 1 April 1994
Christopher Silagy, H. A. W. Neil
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SNIP1.63
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The results suggest that this garlic powder preparation may be of some clinical use in subjects with mild hypertension, but there is still insufficient evidence to recommend it as a routine clinical therapy for the treatment of hypertensive subjects.
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The results suggest that this garlic powder preparation may be of some clinical use in subjects with mild hypertension. However, there is still insufficient evidence to recommend it as a routine clinical therapy for the treatment of hypertensive subjects. More-rigorously designed and analysed trials are needed.
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences