arlic-made pills ineffective against flu: researcher

SYDNEY: An Australian researcher has found that medicines made of garlic are ineffective to cure influenza and cold, insisting that all those experiences of people in this wake amid different climates were just ‘untrue’. During research, a medical student Elizabeth Jasmine picked 146 patients to try garlic-made medicines to cure influenza and cold diseases, observing that pills remained entirely ineffective to cure them against cold and flu. Her research continued till 12 weeks, in which, she claimed to have kept all the patients under constant observation, but pills met failure to provide any relief to flu and cold patients.