Some clinical trials have indicated that garlic may have which of the following beneficial effects?
a. It helps to improve stamina, concentration, and energy.
b. It reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke.
c. It helps to prevent depression.
d. It reduces the risk of ovarian cancer.
ANS: B
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A Incorrect: Garlic's primary benefits are cardiovascular.
B Correct: Garlic is used for hyperlipidemia and age-related vascular changes, such as those that can occur in the vessels of the brain and coronary arteries of the heart.
C Incorrect: Garlic has no labeled use in preventing or treating depression.
D Incorrect: Garlic has no labeled use in preventing or treating ovarian cancer.
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