03/05/2017
Many people use garlic as a favorite seasoning in salad dressings and as a staple of French, Italian, Greek, Middle Eastern, Indian, and Chinese cooking. But garlic is also a medicine, an unusually powerful and versatile one; that has been used since the dawn of medicine. While a great deal of research has investigated the effects of garlic in cardiovascular disease, there is still priority for research which is most likely inspired by the prominence of cardiovascular diseases, such as heart attack and stroke, and the leading causes of death in the industrialized world.
What can I tell you? Garlic is great, and the possibilities are endless, for example Garlic contains hundreds of minerals and nutrients and many other wonderful helpful properties. Perhaps I should convey that while garlic is awesome, I should be open and honest and mention that it is very likely that no one ingredient is the "active ingredient," in any product; but it is very likely that garlic's effectiveness and safety comes from these ingredients working together in concert.
Scientists have also recently investigated the possibility that garlic can prevent or treat some kinds of cancer. Moreover in 1981, scientists noted that populations in China eating more garlic had less incidence of stomach cancer than those eating less garlic. Then in 1985, researchers experimenting with constituents of garlic had identified mechanisms that could inhibit tumors. One focus of research has been the sulfur-containing compounds in garlic -- the very compounds responsible for the odor of garlic coming from the skin of people who eat a lot of it. By 1994, the lower cancer rates among garlic eaters in China were found to also hold true in Italy and in Iowa. Scientists today have now found evidence for the cancer-preventing effects of garlic from such population research, from research on isolated cancer cells, and from animal research. Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States, and this research suggests that garlic may help prevent stomach, bladder, breast, colon, and esophageal cancers.On the other hand, I am a woman of faith in God. I am a Christian woman and a Prophetess unto the Lord, and that simply means that I have the kind of faith to believe that if cancer and or any other disease or problems arise in my life, I have the faith and trust to believe that I can overcome it, and thus the reason I write articles - I am trying to help others, but in so doing,
