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Will Row Garlic Help To Reduce BP?

I am on lisinopryl for high blood pressure now for a year. my bp raises when i am under stress. for two years i have had a very stressful life, job, etc. i have read that raw garlic helps bp. what are your thoughts. is the capsule form as beneficial?
Fri, 4 Sep 2015
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Garlic has been said to decrease blood pressure, it's one of the food fad. Most of the big studies to prove it's effect have found it to be clinically u non significant, even the smaller trial garlic supplement could decrease the upper systolic Max to 3-4 mm hg and lower diastolic to 2-3 mm hg. So don't stop lisinopril and shift to garlic, you may take it as supplement as there is no harm but as a qualified doctor I cannot recommend the same.
Regards Dr Priyank Mody
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Will Row Garlic Help To Reduce BP?

Garlic has been said to decrease blood pressure, it s one of the food fad. Most of the big studies to prove it s effect have found it to be clinically u non significant, even the smaller trial garlic supplement could decrease the upper systolic Max to 3-4 mm hg and lower diastolic to 2-3 mm hg. So don t stop lisinopril and shift to garlic, you may take it as supplement as there is no harm but as a qualified doctor I cannot recommend the same. Regards Dr Priyank Mody