The
smell of garlic. Getting rid of
the garlic taste & smell
One question which comes up
time and time again and which many people
often ask the Garlic Expert are related to
the problems and issues to do with the smell
of garlic and how to get rid of it.
How can I get rid of the smell of garlic?
How can I get rid of the taste? How long will
it take for the smell to go away? These are
all very popular and common questions.
There is a lot of debate about
what works and what does not work, so the
Garlic Expert gives his view.
"The way that I try and speed
up the loss of the smell is to drink lots
of water to try and flush my system out and
I also sometime stake a sauna and I feel
that this helps to sweat out the garlic smell.
Also I would recommend brushing your teeth
of course and the common idea of eating some
parsley does not work for me, but some peopel
say it works for them.
It is thought that parsley
absorbs some of the garlic smell. I have
tried this but without success. The final
thing you can do but which is NOT what the
garlic expert wants, is to not eat garlic.
Then there will be no garlic smell. The benefits
are so good with garlic though that giving
up garlic should not be a consideration :)
Interesting point: Garlic does
actually permeate (migrate) though the body.
That is why it takes a while for the garlic
smell to go away. It is very common for the
garlic smell still to exist the day after
eating a meal.
Interesting point: 'Allicin'
is a compound which is found in garlic and
it is sulphur like chemical which gives garlic
its strong and distincitve smell and taste.
Personally I love the taste
so much and so rarely get colds now that I
eat a lot of garlic (now I am married to an
Italian who loves cooking) that I will continue
will the garlic!
Send your ideas and comments
to the Garlic
Expert
Also read about how
to digest garlic easier when you eat -
click here.....
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