13 Questions
What is the main clinical use of garlic?
Lowering blood pressure in mild hypertension
What is the active ingredient in garlic that is standardized in some forms?
Allicin
Which component derived from pineal gland has antioxidant potential?
Melatonin
What is the primary benefit of using melatonin for jet lag and sleep aid?
Improving morning alertness and quality of sleep
What is the recommended dosage of melatonin for insomnia?
0.3-10mg once a night
What is the potential adverse effect of melatonin intake?
Irritability and dizziness
What is the role of CoQ10 in the body?
Supporting heart functions and reducing cardiac deaths
What is the potential adverse effect associated with glucosamine intake?
Decreased effects of warfarin
What is the recommended oral dosage of CoQ10 for cardiac support?
100-600mg/day in 2-3 divided doses
What is the primary use of saw palmetto?
Inhibiting 5a reductase conversion of testosterone to DHT
'Ubiquinone' is associated with which manifestation after ingestion?
'LipA, HDL, exercise tolerance'
'Ginkgo biloba leaf extract' is standardized to contain which percentage of flavone glycosides and terpene lactones?
- 24% flavone genesis - 6% terpene lactones
'Ginkgo biloba leaf extract' has shown potential benefits in the management of which condition?
Alzheimer's, vascular, mixed dementia
Learn about the clinical use, dosage, adverse effects, and other important notes about using garlic as a therapeutic agent, including its mechanism of action and potential benefits in atherosclerosis and mild hypertension.
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