You’ve no doubt heard about the correlation between high garlic consumption and lower incidence of heart disease. Now there’s more good news for garlic lovers. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (72[4]:1047; 2000), reported that ‘high intake of raw and cooked garlic may be associated with a protective effect against stomach and colorectal cancers.’ IM
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