Garlic | Asianliving.me
Gross… right? Most people think eating garlic makes your breath smell, but it’s not as bad as you might think. Actually, the healthiest diets in the world often include garlic, which helps fight off sickness by supporting your immune system and is said to decrease blood sugar.
One way to include garlic in meals is to buy garlic bulbs at the market, then chop them into slices and then throw them into your spaghetti sauce. (Sorry, sauce pre-made with garlic and herbs is not the same).
Taking garlic pills? There are some natural garlic supplements on the market that work well but nothing beats the benefits of a clove of real garlic! I promise that if you build a relationship with the ingredients in your meals they will reward you.
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