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This is partly due to allicin, a substance that forms when fresh garlic is crushed or damaged ( When given to mice in high amounts, allicin seems to fight Candida yeasts at a slightly less effective level than the antifungal drug fluconazole ( Test-tube research also indicates that garlic extract may reduce yeasts ability to attach to the cells lining your mouth ( However, garlic provides only tiny amounts of allicin, whereas most studies use high doses
The FDAs approval is backed by pivotal data from the Phase III OCARINA II trial, which showed no clinically significant difference in levels of Ocrevus in the blood after subcutaneous administration
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