Cloves of garlic worn 'round the neck are supposed to ward off vampires (as well as, presumably, prospective dates).
Vampires are very fashionable at present. But in the Republic of Moldova, a small country in Eastern Europe bordered by Ukraine and Romania, the local army has found another equally trendy use for garlic.
According to an article I saw this morning in the Chicago Sun-Times, the Moldavian army will be adding about .5 ounces of garlic and .9 ounces of onions to each soldier's daily diet... to protect against the swine flu. Says the article, "Onion and garlic are traditional remedies in Moldova, where they are widely thought to boost the immune system."
Coming Tuesday: Advocates convene roundtable discussion among judges of the
Law Division and Civil Motion Sections
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The Advocates Society will offer dinner and an hour and a half CLE program
at their upcoming general meeting, Tuesday, June 9, starting at 6:30 p.m.,
at t...
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