Garlic Oil 100% Natural - 125ml

Hemani Garlic Oil with Antibiotic & Antiviral Properties

HEMANI GARLIC OIL

Garlic has germanium in it. Germanium is an anti-cancer agent, and garlic has more of it than any other herb.
Garlic is chock-full of essential nutrients and antioxidants known for their acne-combating benefits. It contains selenium, allicin, vitamin C, vitamin B6, copper, and zinc. Zinc has sebum-controlling properties. Garlic, being an anti-inflammatory agent also helps soothe inflamed skin caused by acne.

Besides being an ingredient that has extensive culinary usage, garlic’s rich antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties make it a natural healing agent as well. You can prepare garlic oil by crushing and soaking its cloves in vegetable oil or by steam distillation. You can use garlic oil both orally and topically.
In lab tests, mice fed garlic showed no cancer development, whereas mice that weren't fed garlic showed at least some. In fact, garlic has been shown to retard tumor growth in human subjects in some parts of the world.

Another benefit of garlic is it helps regulate the body's blood pressure. So whether you have problems with low or high blood pressure, garlic can help equalize it.
Garlic helps strengthen your body's defenses against allergies; helps loosen plaque from the artery walls; helps regulate your blood sugar levels; and is the best choice for killing and expelling parasites such as pin worms from the human body.

In addition to all these health benefits, garlic is packed with vitamins and nutrients. Some of these include protein, potassium, Vitamins A, B, B2 and C, Calcium, Zinc and many others.
In a 12-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled study, allicin powder was found to reduce the incidence of the common cold by over 50%.
Garlic and onions are toxic to cats and dogs.

Garlic can thin the blood similar to the effect of aspirin.
Drinking lemon juice or eating a few slices of lemon will stop bad garlic breath.
It is traditional to plant garlic on the shortest day of the year.
Whether this is for symbolic or practical reasons is unclear.