| Benefits of garlic are numerous. Garlic,
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| | The great benefit from garlic was
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| like the onion, has a powerful effect on
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| | demonstrated in a controlled trial on
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| healing wounds and is also very good as a
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| | sufferers from long-standing intestinal
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| disinfectant. The old Greeks placed
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| | disorders such as persistent diarrhea
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| garlic on stones at cross roads as a
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| | with accompanying headaches. These
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| dinner for their triple goddess Hecate
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| | symptoms disappeared in the patients
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| who was Diana on earth, Phoebe in heaven
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| | having garlic juice, but even more
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| and Proserpine in hell.
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| | importantly, an entirely fresh and
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| As with horseradish, it is difficult to
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| | improved quality was found in the
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| juice garlic in the machine because of
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| | intestinal flora, those bacteria which
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| the strong essential oils which can only
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| | aid the digestion of food.
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| be removed with the greatest difficulty.
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| | Garlic juice has been used beneficially
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| So we crush it and the resulting liquid
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| | for many conditions including those
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| is easily incorporated into juices or
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| | mentioned already plus tuberculosis,
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| taken in small amounts by itself.
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| | entercolitis and amoebic dysentery. It is
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| In 1936 Caspari demonstrated in the
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| | an expectorant as well as assisting
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| laboratory that garlic can destroy the
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| | asthma and bronchitis.
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| bacterium staphylococcus and that this
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| | Garlic and garlic juice has been used as
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| might be the basis for the use of garlic
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| | a medicine for some 5,000 years and we
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| as a medicine. Later on studies with
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| | would be misguided not to use it on
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| animals demonstrated the effect of garlic
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| | account of the smell. If you cannot bear
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| in improving the condition of
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| | to use it with your juices than take
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| arteriosclerosis whilst at the same time
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| | garlic in the form of capsules which do
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| bringing down the blood-pressure.
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| | not dissolve until they have reached the
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| Garlic acts well against cataract,
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| | intestine
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| particularly in smokers, and for colds.
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| | Garlic is by far the best common food
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| Like onion juice, one dessertspoonful of
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| | source of germanium. Containing around
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| garlic in half a pint of warm water (10ml
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| | 750 parts per million. It also seems to
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| in 275ml water) is a recognized remedy
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| | be better at concentrating selenium than
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| for worms in children. One suspects that
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| | most other fruits and vegetables,
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| children in Mediterranean countries must
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| | supplying 20 micrograms per100g. The
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| be well protected against worms, and
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| | exact quantity of these elements will
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| statistics show that their parents have a
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| | depend on where your garlic was grown as
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| lower incidence of heart disease than
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| | some soils have richer supplies than
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| most Europeans, all of which helps to
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| | others. Both germanium and selenium are
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| confirm the therapeutic value of this
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| | considered to be important antioxidants.
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| bulb.
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