3 Powerful Healing Foods.

For those not fond of extra clicking - the 3 are Ginger, Tumeric and Garlic.

While I absolutely agree with Ginger and Tumeric, I'm not overly fond of garlic due to it's negative effect on the brain. Coriander is absolutely excellent too though!

Here's the real secret:
Grass from the backyard!

I consume lots of garlic, and can not find anything pertaining to your comment about negative effects on the brain. Could you please elaborate?

Yes, why is garlic negative on the brain?

Is garlic a 'cure-all'?

Garlic was thrust into the spotlight following the publication of a study which suggested regular consumption could halve the risk of stomach cancer and cut the incidence of colon cancer by two-thirds.

Actually, garlic has long had a reputation as a cure-all. References to its medicinal use stretch back to the ancient Egyptians, and garlic has been touted as an effective treatment for heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, colds, flu and other infections.

So, do the proposed benefits of garlic stand up to scientific scrutiny, or are they based more in folklore than fact?

Over the past 20 years, garlic has been the subject of numerous scientific studies. While not all the research supports the claims often made for it, there is a wealth of evidence which points to garlic being one of the most versatile natural substances we have for maintaining and promoting our health.


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Butterfly. Wether it's a cure all or not, it's still good on pizza and in stir fry.

In the old days, a clove was put in ones shirt pocket to guard from flus & such. i tried it...wow...Made me a little light headed.

You know, the backyard.

Where the dogs poo.

I know “it's still good on pizza and in stir fry” and many other things and it keeps the Vampires away ;-)
I think the Chinese are good in the history of Garlic and health!

Any good chef would rather give up salt than to give up garlic.

Personally, I love the stuff.

I have a tip also for treating chronic pain:

Use a lot of cayenne pepper......

Spices are wonderful for the body.

Also:


Spirulina
Chlorella

Many everyday spices, minerals and foods used in cooking are healthy.

Stay away from Canola Oil though. It is mostly gmo and posion to the body. It has only been pushesd by Big Food because it's cheap.

Don't forget Moringa pulver and yes, Chlorella, go and order some on Ebay.

I bought Moringa pulver after reading about it here on GLP and checking on the web.

This is some freaking strong stuff, it claws your throat in a good way when putting it into warm chocholate, it means that it's full of antioxidants. The Moringa pulver.

Hmmmmm.....very interesting.

Thanks...

And if you can find your mind, that is even more powerful in healing your body. :)

Just an example on Ebay: [link to www.ebay.com]

Just start with small amounts (a teaspoon of stuff) and watch your reaction, the body have to get used to it.

I use Moringa pulver in warm food (choco, veggie soup) but it's not really recommended because it'll break down a lot of benevolent compounds but for me it's still enough. One should also use a mixer and fruit juice and put all the pulvers into the liquid, don't make it too thick and start with small portions otherwise you'll need to go to the bathroom, haha.

Garlic also works wonders to ward off the occasional vampire.

He got it from Robert Beck (now deceased).

Myself, I've done a lot of research on garlic, and haven't found any compelling evidence of brain dampening.