One of the most common myths is that garlic can cure everything. While garlic does possess antimicrobial properties and may ...

Putting garlic into an ear to help cure an inner ear infection is near the top of the long list of home remedies that should ...

One widespread myth, according to the survey, is that garlic is an immune-boosting powerhouse, with 42% of Brits believing this idea. However, Dr Lee has noted that the scientific evidence ...

one of the most common is that swallowing raw garlic, particularly in the early morning, can work wonders for your skin. But is this just a myth or does garlic really have skin benefits?

In 2007, scientists at the institution published a paper debunking the ‘myth’ that garlic lowers cholesterol. “Among 200 generally healthy adults with modestly elevated cholesterol ...

While many turn to well-known remedies like garlic and soup when feeling under the weather, some of these widely accepted health foods might not be as effective as believed, according to some doctors.

Read our myth-busting guide to French clichés. (Photo by TORSTEN BLACKWOOD / AFP) From cheese and garlic to berets and sex, taxes and striking, France is heavily loaded with cultural stereotypes ...