Garlic is rich
in ajoene, a sulfuric compound responsible for thinning the blood and decreasing the presence of lipids.
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Further, some FODMAP foods such as onion and garlic contain powerful antitumor chemicals such as diallyl disulfide, S - allylcysteine, and
ajoene, and when consumed regularly, are highly associated with a significant reduction
in cancer risk.
Garlic is rich
in the allicin, alliin, and
ajoene — antioxidant compounds that help reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease.
When combined with
ajoene, it reduces lipid content
in the arterial walls, causing deposits of LDL - or «bad cholesterol» - to be oxidized and excreted.
Ajoene can prevent the cells
in your blood from becoming too sticky and thus prevent a clot from forming
in the first place.
Ajoene — allicin is formed as a by - product of alliin and allinase and ajoene is in turn formed as a by - product of al
Ajoene — allicin is formed as a by - product of alliin and allinase and
ajoene is in turn formed as a by - product of al
ajoene is
in turn formed as a by - product of allicin.
Ajoene is a substance found
in garlic which has been shown to inhibit prostaglandin.
Various studies have found
ajoene to have the strongest activity of all garlic compounds
in inhibiting the growth of Candida albicans.