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Where can I find out more about the garlic that isn't a homeopathic or alternative medicine site? Would ginger have a similar effect? As I understand it, they

• mjsweet 3y ago
  I know what you mean, I was frustrated by all the pseudo crap out there... But I did find this article that helped a bit: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4103721/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4103721/ Does it have a positive effect on the vascular system? Crumbs IDK, not a clinician but I sure do feel a lot better.
• caesil 3y ago
  Just Google "garlic blood thinner"; it's not pseudoscience, it's a very well documented effect. In fact it's not advisable to eat a lot of garlic if you have low blood pressure or bleeding disorder.
• andrekandre 3y ago
  > Would ginger have a similar effect? As I understand it, they share many properties. recovering cfs sufferer here, and n=1 but for me, yes it seems so. from my experience garlic is definitely the more potent one (personally i prefer ginger) > Where can I find out more about the garlic that isn't a homeopathic or alternative medicine site? difficult, but fwiw in japan we have something here called "gatlic injection" which you can literaly just go to a medical clinic and get some of the uses are for tiredness, hangover, skincare etc [1] [1] https://jsaps2017.jp/guides/article/1097/ https://jsaps2017.jp/guides/article/1097/ * you might try some searching on japanese sites and google translate ** i'm not advocating for this btw, just sharing ^^)