Spices For Cholesterol Control
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The Garlic Debate: Can Eating It First Thing in the Morning Really Lower Cholesterol? Harvard Weighs In
- Sunday November 23, 2025
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The Indian spice contains chemical compounds that lower bad cholesterol levels. But did you know how much you should eat to reap the full benefits of garlic?
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Can Garlic Help In Controlling Cholesterol? Our Expert Has The Answer
- Saturday March 9, 2019
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Garlic is a spice which is popular for its benefits on digestion, high blood pressure and inflammation to name a very few. However, there are some studies which talk about cholesterol improving properties of garlic as well.
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Cinnamon helps control diabetes
- Wednesday February 17, 2010
People with diabetes can help keep their bodies healthy by simply adding a dash of spice to their diet, new research reports. Cinnamon contains compounds that help make insulin more efficient, improving the hormone's ability to bring glucose to the cells that need it.
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The Garlic Debate: Can Eating It First Thing in the Morning Really Lower Cholesterol? Harvard Weighs In
- Sunday November 23, 2025
- Health |
The Indian spice contains chemical compounds that lower bad cholesterol levels. But did you know how much you should eat to reap the full benefits of garlic?
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www.ndtv.com
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Can Garlic Help In Controlling Cholesterol? Our Expert Has The Answer
- Saturday March 9, 2019
- Health | DoctorNDTV
Garlic is a spice which is popular for its benefits on digestion, high blood pressure and inflammation to name a very few. However, there are some studies which talk about cholesterol improving properties of garlic as well.
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www.ndtv.com
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Cinnamon helps control diabetes
- Wednesday February 17, 2010
People with diabetes can help keep their bodies healthy by simply adding a dash of spice to their diet, new research reports. Cinnamon contains compounds that help make insulin more efficient, improving the hormone's ability to bring glucose to the cells that need it.
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doctor.ndtv.com