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That means adding garlic to a home remedy should not be considered a proven treatment for a respiratory infection.
A practical approach: Enjoy garlic in ordinary food if you tolerate it, but don’t rely on large quantities of raw garlic to treat a persistent cough. Raw garlic may irritate the mouth or stomach, and garlic supplements can increase bleeding risk or interact with some medications. People
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