Of course, this does not replace medical treatment or monitoring, but as a preventative measure, garlic is an interesting natural supplement.
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Other benefits that are often overlooked
Raw garlic doesn’t stop there:
- It supports liver detoxification by activating natural enzymes.
- It acts as a mild antibiotic, which can help fight certain bacteria or fungi.
- It contributes to maintaining bone strength, particularly in women, by stimulating the production of estrogen.
A real health ally… in a single pod!
How to Eat Raw Garlic Without Wincing
Let’s face it: raw garlic can be a bit of a surprise. But here are some tips for easily incorporating it into your meals:
- Crush or finely slice a clove, then let it sit for 10 minutes to activate the allicin.
- Add it raw to a salad dressing, hummus, guacamole or on savory toast.
- Add it at the very end of cooking to limit the loss of its properties.
- Mix it with honey and lemon for a gentle and effective home remedy.
- Or swallow it with a little plain yogurt or milk to limit the aftertaste.
Tip: Start with half a clove if you’re not used to it. Too much garlic can cause mild digestive upset.
Conclusion: a small pod, big effects
Easy to find, economical, rich in active compounds… raw garlic deserves a special place in your diet. A clove a day can strengthen your natural defenses, preserve your heart health, and give you a real boost in your daily life.
So, are you ready to give this traditional superfood its rightful place on your plate? A small, simple gesture with lasting effects on your well-being.
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