Garlic, that pungent bulb that graces kitchens worldwide, has long been revered for its culinary and medicinal properties. While its role in warding off vampires might be folklore, its potential impact on human health, including sexual well-being, is a subject of growing interest. For centuries, traditional medicine systems have touted garlic as a natural aphrodisiac and a remedy for various ailments, including those related to sexual function. But what does modern science have to say about these claims?
