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Garlic Supplement Dissolution Standards Clinical Trial Use Suggested

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Future clinical trials on garlic and cardiovascular disease should use supplements that pass U.S. Pharmacopeia dissolution standards for high allicin release, a researcher suggested at a National Institutes of Health conference June 12 in Bethesda, Md.

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