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Life is?? #174 Fast Remedy - Garlic
** Why Is it Good to Eat Garlic on an Empty Stomach? **
Date: 11/10/2017 7:56:35 PM ( 7 y ) ... viewed 969 times
Fast Remedy
Published on Oct 24, 2017
After Eating Garlic on Empty Stomach, This Is What Happens With Your Body. Garlic is a commonly used flavoring agent and in the foods. It has also several health benefits.
Garlic rich in nutrients, containing Manganese, Vitamin B6, Vitamin C, selenium and fiber.
Why Is it Good to Eat Garlic on an Empty Stomach?
Eating a little garlic on an empty stomach removes toxins from your body. It works as a very strong antioxidant, making it a natural and healthy filter for your stomach.
Besides being effective for blood circulation, it also prevents heart problems and aids in proper functioning of the liver.
Eating garlic on empty stomach is also very helpful for nerve system.
Garlic contains natural compounds that promote contraction of the airway muscles in asthma sufferers.
The anti inflammatory properties of garlic promotes is very helpful for asthma patients.
If you often get sick with common cold or flu, eating garlic raw or drinking garlic tea can help reduce your symptoms or prevent your illness entirely.
Garlic also has anti cancer properties. According to the studies, Eating garlic on a regular basis, may help lower the risk of colon cancer, breast cancer, prostate cancer and othe abdominal cancer.
Other benefits of garlic:
Garlic also very helpful for ear infection, reducing tooth pain and heat diseases. It is also useful for skin fungus, warts/skin tags etc.
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