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Doctor cautions on excessive garlic use for arteriosclerosis
The vascular specialist indicates that garlic contains compounds with protective properties for blood vessels and helps support the health of the vessel lining and intestinal functions. However, it is not considered a cure for atherosclerosis nor capable of removing accumulated plaques in the arteries. The doctor warned against excessive consumption for treatment purposes and emphasized that the appearance of atherosclerotic plaques requires identifying the underlying causes and contributing factors. Additionally, reliance on proper nutrition and regular physical activity should be part of a comprehensive treatment plan. Plaques form from fatty deposits, including cholesterol, which cause blood vessels to narrow and affect blood flow to the organs.
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