Does eating raw garlic make you smell
Tips & strategies for masking the odor of garlic so that
you can continue to enjoy your favorite healthful garlic recipes
How frequently do you skip eating a meal because it includes
garlic? We're all familiar with the pungent odor of garlic, but chances
are it's also the source of that great taste in your favorite dish. Not to
mention this herb has been used as a natural remedy for ages, and there is
even a day devoted to commemorating garlic's benefits. Still don't want to pay
the fee for foul breath? We've got a few ways to make sure you don't have to.
This is how to enjoy the health benefits of garlic without foul breath.
First
and foremost: Garlic has numerous health benefits, including
improving your immune system, giving critical minerals and vitamins, reducing
inflammation, protecting your heart, and even fighting cancer. A clove a day
keeping the doctor away, as they say.
Interesting
fact: The fragrance is caused by allicin, garlic's antibacterial
and antifungal component, which is also the source of all of its health
benefits. It is released whenever a clove is crushed or sliced, and it is very
potent when consumed fresh. Because our systems have a difficult time breaking
down this molecule on their own, the smell tends to escape in our breath and
via our pores. This explains why brushing your teeth or using mouthwash
immediately after eating a garlic-flavored meal never appears to work.
Therefore, how would we enjoy it without the fragrance? The
following recommendations should assist you in eliminating the stink:
- Combine raw garlic with any type of fat, such as olive oil or guacamole.
- Chew on natural breath fresheners such as fresh mint, parsley, or a raw coffee bean.
- Eating an apple.
- Drink a little glass of milk.
- Make yourself a cup of green or cinnamon tea.
- Drink lemonade or even a lemon.
- Rub your hands on stainless steel or use steel soap' to erase the odor.
The issue was resolved. You may now continue to enjoy all of
the flavors & health advantages of garlic without worrying about just how
you'll smell throughout that 2pm meeting.
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