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There is no way of getting around the 'garlic odor' problem is there ?

I carry a small vial of peppermint oil with me. It has a little dropper in it. Every now and then, throughout the day, I put a drop of it on my tongue and take a swallow of water. It burns a little at first (strong peppermint!), but is harmless and seems to do the trick.

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In a message dated 7/19/2004 9:32:37 PM Mountain Daylight Time, peetee1965@... writes:

Parsley is one of those green things I've yet to develop a taste

for. As a dried spice - no problem. I know it's great for us, but

I just can't do it ! It's a goal of mine to one day love it tho.

Pam

you can buy parsley seed in gel caps -- they put it in breath formulas in particular --

i got some on the Puritan Pride website for a good deal on the bjuy 2 get 3 free sale --

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excellent idea !

The peppermint oil is the only thing that has worked for me. Garlic odor tends to linger forever and constantly resurface and I needed to find something that was handy and would neutralize the smell at a moments notice. There are times I would eat raw garlic, brush my teeth 20 times (well, almost!) and go to work the next day and someone would still smell it and tell me about it. So now I just keep this vial of peppermint oil in my purse. You only need a drop on your tongue and it seems to last for quite awhile.

Gloria

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Try parsley.

Suzi

> There is no way of getting around the 'garlic odor' problem is

there ? I

> put a clove in my juice/juicer but that is as much as I will do.

Too bad

> cuz I love the stuff but won't make others miserable w/ my smell.

> Pam

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pam wrote:

> Parsley is one of those green things I've yet to develop a taste

> for. As a dried spice - no problem. I know it's great for us, but

> I just can't do it ! It's a goal of mine to one day love it tho.

> Pam

> ----------------------------------------------------------

Well, here is one way to try it if you do. My MIL gave us a humongous

arm load of fresh parsley from her garden. We brought it home, washed it

well and then chopped it. Then placed it into the food mill (processor),

added olive oil, about 8 dried red chilis and some sea salt and

pulverized it all together. Makes a really great spread for crackers, or

bread. All natural and all raw. Really wonderful taste and is a great

detoxifier too. All that chlorophyll is really good for the body and

parsley is just plain good for the kidneys.

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Don Quai

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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FWIW, Puritan's Pride is the mail order division of Vitamin World, which is owned by Nature's Bounty (NTY on the NYSE). They consistently have high ratings in supplement quality exams.

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From: pam [mailto:peetee1965@...]

Parsley seed. Hmmm, sounds interesting. I use to buy vitamins thru Puritans Pride. I still have alot I've yet to tap into. I don't know enough about there quality so I'm hesitant to buy from them again.

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Hi Pam,

I've looked through that Puritan's Pride catalog, and stuff in there is

pretty cheap, so I'm thinking that that is exactly what you will get -

cheap stuff - with lots of fillers and other undesirable ingredients.

Most supplements are built down to a price so people think it's

affordable, except most don't do anything because they are all made from

isolated ingredients or synthetic ingredients that do absolutely nothing

for you. You end up with very expensive pee! Instead, find

high-quality wholefood supplements that your body will actually

recognize as food.

Carol

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

From: pam [mailto:peetee1965@...]

I use to buy vitamins thru

Puritans Pride. I still have alot I've yet to tap into. I don't

know enough about there quality so I'm hesitant to buy from them

again.

Pam

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I take some vitamins...CoQ, vit E, C on occasion...Suzipam <peetee1965@...> wrote:

I'm pretty much weaned off of vitamins and just juice and TN. Eventually the expiration date will come and I will toss and have more room in my cabinets. I am concerned about quality, synthetics etc. Pam> Hi Pam,> > I've looked through that Puritan's Pride catalog, and stuff in there is> pretty cheap, so I'm thinking that that is exactly what you will get -> cheap stuff - with lots of fillers and other undesirable ingredients.> Most supplements are built down to a price so people think it's> affordable, except most don't do anything because they are all made from> isolated ingredients or synthetic ingredients that do absolutely nothing> for you.

You end up with very expensive pee! Instead, find> high-quality wholefood supplements that your body will actually> recognize as food.> > Carol> > > -----Original Message-----> From: pam [mailto:peetee1965@h...] > I use to buy vitamins thru > Puritans Pride. I still have alot I've yet to tap into. I don't > know enough about there quality so I'm hesitant to buy from them > again.> Pam

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two things are often considered helpful with garlic odor

1. parsley

2. chlorophyll

MikeMorningGlory113@... wrote:

There is no way of getting around the 'garlic odor' problem is there ?I carry a small vial of peppermint oil with me. It has a little dropper in it. Every now and then, throughout the day, I put a drop of it on my tongue and take a swallow of water. It burns a little at first (strong peppermint!), but is harmless and seems to do the trick.Gloria

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pam wrote:

> So what's the difference between the seed and the leaf when it comes

> to concealing garlic?

> Pam

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Actually the leaf just freshens your mouth. The seed goes into the

stomach where it does its job. Most bad breath is a result of foul odors

from the stomach and not the mouth. However, when eating raw garlic or

onions you will have a foul smelling mouth too. The more one cleanses

ones body, inside and out, the better it smells inside and out.

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Peace, love and light,

Don Quai

" Spirit sleeps in the mineral, breathes in the vegetable, dreams in the animal

and wakes in man. "

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Anne Bird wrote:

> > I also do alot of C. CoQ I have yet to bite the bullet and spend the

> > money

> > on. Pretty much the same with E but that is on my shopping list but

> > need to

> > look thru my 'E' file to researcha and make sure I buy the right one.

> > Pam

>

> What about Wheat Germ Oil as a natural source of Vitamin E? This is

> what I take but would like some opinions.

> Anne

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wheat germ oil is a very good source of Vit E. Never use the dl- form of

Vit. E (dl-alpha-tocopherol) as it is synthetic and useless. Use on the

d- form or d-alphatocopherol. There are 4 types of natural Vit. E and

d-alpha is the most bioactive of the 4. The other three are

dl-beta-tocopherol, dl-gamma-tocopherol and delta-tocopherol. Only

dl-alpha-tocopherol is synthetic. The other dl forms are natural.

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Peace, love and light,

Don Quai

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and wakes in man. "

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well, i forgot to note it, but i have been drinking 3 cups of Parsley and Dandelion tea every day, guess that's why i'm having very little garlic problems<G>...well, at least I can't smell it.. much..

Granny lee

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From: MorningGlory113@...

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Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 9:07 PM

Subject: Re: Garlic

There is no way of getting around the 'garlic odor' problem is there ?I carry a small vial of peppermint oil with me. It has a little dropper in it. Every now and then, throughout the day, I put a drop of it on my tongue and take a swallow of water. It burns a little at first (strong peppermint!), but is harmless and seems to do the trick.Gloria

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LOL..eating will certainly help but I was referring to putting plain yogurt

in a syring and putting it into the vigina.

Anne

Candace Podratz wrote:

Eating?

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From:

Anne

Bird

To:

Hawk-Health

Sent:

Monday, July 26, 2004 11:56 AM

Subject:

Garlic

I've never had any type of female

problems so I dont' know if that will work!?!? And if it doesn't, any

other suggestions I could make??? I'm very happy they decided to take

the natural route and wish I knew more about this type of thing.

Candace

Whole Milk Yogurt works wonders.

Anne

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Has anyone actually cured

a yeast infection with yogurt (eating it)?

There is such a minute amount of acidophilus in it that I can’t

imagine that it would do anything.

Carol

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From: Candace Podratz

[mailto:CandaceAndBrock@...]

Oh! I was wondering because my SIL

said something about her OBGyn telling her to EAT plain yogurt when she had a

yeast infection and I was thinking " are you sure she didn't mean DOUCHE

with it? " but wasnt' going to say anything so stupid. LOL

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The only

way to PERMENANTLY avoid these infections is chanaging your diet, remove

carbs/sugar.

I agree the sugar has GOT to go. I found the best oral antidote for yeast overgrowth is grapefruitseed extract. It tastes horrible but it does the trick. 15+ drops in a glass of water about 3 times a day, eliminate the sugar and the yeast dies off.

Gloria

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I open an empty capsule, using a syringe, syringe the 15 drops into the capsule and cap it.

That sounds like a plan. I always tell people that I'm so used to drinking disgusting tasting stuff that nothing fazes me anymore. I don't know which is worse....GSE or wheatgrass juice. Powdered Ester-C is right on their heels;-). If I don't drink them down really fast I gag in the middle. Buying some capsules this week! Thanks!

Gloria

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