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In a message dated 3/8/2005 4:03:46 PM Eastern Standard Time,

suzanne_on_ca@... writes:

> I peel a clove a garlic and eat it with a chunk of cheese. This helps

> to counter act the heat produced by the garlic.

>

ALso, you might be careful with dairy products (and depending on your body

that includes cheese) when dealing with mucous conditions -- dairy makes

mucous.If you have lung congestion. cheese might not be my first choice. I would

probably have an oven-roasted vegetable dish and drizzle some olive oil over to

chase the garlic clove.

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After eating my raw garlic today, I seriously almost

passed out.

It burns going down.

Maybe I need to chew it or something to get my

salivary enzymes breaking it down but it burns the

inside of my mouth as well.

I chased it with a tablespoon of lecithin granules.

When should I expect to see the parasites?

Anyone?

--- Suzanne <suzanne_on_ca@...> wrote:

>

> this, of course is not good for people with an

> irritated GB...

>

> I peel a clove a garlic and eat it with a chunk of

> cheese. This helps

> to counter act the heat produced by the garlic.

> -am doing it now to help rid myslef of flu in

> lungs.

>

> Garlic is a powerful immune enhancer due to its'

> antibiotic

> properties. It also kills parasites. Must be

> consumed raw for full

> benefits.

> Eating chlorophyl rich food (parsley, celery...) is

> supposed to help

> relieve the odor.

> -and it wards off vampires!!

>

>

>

>

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> After eating my raw garlic today, I seriously almost

> passed out.

> It burns going down.

I had this problem too the first few times I took it.

I had to take it and then sit down for half an hour.

But by the third or fourth day I could take it and

keep standing up preparing the meal. Now I can take it

any time and it's no problem.

Persist. Start with smaller cloves. It's doing you

good and no harm.

Tina

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I use a good quality garlic press and press the cloves into a small glass of

juice. They are pretty small, there is not much chance of choking on them. It

seems to work pretty well. I'm wondering though, if the juice would dilute and

lessen the anti-parasitic action of the garlic.

Colleen

----- Original Message -----

From: denise milfort

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Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 7:28 PM

Subject: Re: Garlic and cheese

After eating my raw garlic today, I seriously almost

passed out.

It burns going down.

Maybe I need to chew it or something to get my

salivary enzymes breaking it down but it burns the

inside of my mouth as well.

I chased it with a tablespoon of lecithin granules.

When should I expect to see the parasites?

Anyone?

--- Suzanne <suzanne_on_ca@...> wrote:

>

> this, of course is not good for people with an

> irritated GB...

>

> I peel a clove a garlic and eat it with a chunk of

> cheese. This helps

> to counter act the heat produced by the garlic.

> -am doing it now to help rid myslef of flu in

> lungs.

>

> Garlic is a powerful immune enhancer due to its'

> antibiotic

> properties. It also kills parasites. Must be

> consumed raw for full

> benefits.

> Eating chlorophyl rich food (parsley, celery...) is

> supposed to help

> relieve the odor.

> -and it wards off vampires!!

>

>

>

>

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the use of garlic for parasites is questionable - hot

peppers is also something to use because the parasites

supposedly do not like it either - the use of garlic

as a parasite removal tool is not fully supported by

literature on its own - theoretically speaking there

should be no parasites in Italy, but alas there are,

it can not hurt, and I personally think garlic is a

slight aphrodisiac...so enjoy & Carpa Diem.

--- Tony Kessler <tcjak86@...> wrote:

> I use a good quality garlic press and press the

> cloves into a small glass of juice. They are pretty

> small, there is not much chance of choking on them.

> It seems to work pretty well. I'm wondering though,

> if the juice would dilute and lessen the

> anti-parasitic action of the garlic.

>

> Colleen

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: denise milfort

> gallstones

> Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 7:28 PM

> Subject: Re: Garlic and cheese

>

>

> After eating my raw garlic today, I seriously

> almost

> passed out.

> It burns going down.

> Maybe I need to chew it or something to get my

> salivary enzymes breaking it down but it burns the

> inside of my mouth as well.

> I chased it with a tablespoon of lecithin

> granules.

>

> When should I expect to see the parasites?

> Anyone?

>

> --- Suzanne <suzanne_on_ca@...> wrote:

> >

> > this, of course is not good for people with an

> > irritated GB...

> >

> > I peel a clove a garlic and eat it with a chunk

> of

> > cheese. This helps

> > to counter act the heat produced by the garlic.

> > -am doing it now to help rid myslef of flu in

> > lungs.

> >

> > Garlic is a powerful immune enhancer due to its'

> > antibiotic

> > properties. It also kills parasites. Must be

> > consumed raw for full

> > benefits.

> > Eating chlorophyl rich food (parsley, celery...)

> is

> > supposed to help

> > relieve the odor.

> > -and it wards off vampires!!

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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cloves kill the parasites eggs so I think I'll eat a

couple a day as well.

--- Jay Grosflam <jgrosflam@...> wrote:

> the use of garlic for parasites is questionable -

> hot

> peppers is also something to use because the

> parasites

> supposedly do not like it either - the use of garlic

> as a parasite removal tool is not fully supported by

> literature on its own - theoretically speaking there

> should be no parasites in Italy, but alas there are,

> it can not hurt, and I personally think garlic is a

> slight aphrodisiac...so enjoy & Carpa Diem.

> --- Tony Kessler <tcjak86@...> wrote:

> > I use a good quality garlic press and press the

> > cloves into a small glass of juice. They are

> pretty

> > small, there is not much chance of choking on

> them.

> > It seems to work pretty well. I'm wondering

> though,

> > if the juice would dilute and lessen the

> > anti-parasitic action of the garlic.

> >

> > Colleen

> > ----- Original Message -----

> > From: denise milfort

> > gallstones

> > Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 7:28 PM

> > Subject: Re: Garlic and cheese

> >

> >

> > After eating my raw garlic today, I seriously

> > almost

> > passed out.

> > It burns going down.

> > Maybe I need to chew it or something to get my

> > salivary enzymes breaking it down but it burns

> the

> > inside of my mouth as well.

> > I chased it with a tablespoon of lecithin

> > granules.

> >

> > When should I expect to see the parasites?

> > Anyone?

> >

> > --- Suzanne <suzanne_on_ca@...> wrote:

> > >

> > > this, of course is not good for people with an

> > > irritated GB...

> > >

> > > I peel a clove a garlic and eat it with a

> chunk

> > of

> > > cheese. This helps

> > > to counter act the heat produced by the

> garlic.

> > > -am doing it now to help rid myslef of flu

> in

> > > lungs.

> > >

> > > Garlic is a powerful immune enhancer due to

> its'

> > > antibiotic

> > > properties. It also kills parasites. Must be

> > > consumed raw for full

> > > benefits.

> > > Eating chlorophyl rich food (parsley,

> celery...)

> > is

> > > supposed to help

> > > relieve the odor.

> > > -and it wards off vampires!!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________

> > Celebrate 's 10th Birthday!

> > Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web

> > http://birthday./netrospective/

> >

> >

> > Learn more from our experience, over 7.000 liver

> > flush stories:

> > http://curezone.com/forums/fd50.asp?f=4

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> > http://curezone.com/forums/fd50.asp?f=112

> >

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> > http://CureZone.com/cleanse/liver/

> >

> > Liver Flush FAQ:

> > http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=73

> >

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> >

> >

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Greetings

I have not had the garlic become less in juices, you

just have to drink it within a few minutes no more

then 1/2 hour or so.

nieema

--- Tony Kessler <tcjak86@...> wrote:

> I use a good quality garlic press and press the

> cloves into a small glass of juice. They are pretty

> small, there is not much chance of choking on them.

> It seems to work pretty well. I'm wondering though,

> if the juice would dilute and lessen the

> anti-parasitic action of the garlic.

>

> Colleen

>

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