Guest guest Posted March 16, 2004 Report Share Posted March 16, 2004 Tony, you've got a bit of time, but keep it to less than an hour after crushing. See http://www.mercola.com/2001/mar/17/garlic_infections.htm for more info. I have a question in turn: When I juice a clove or two or raw garlic with my vegetable drink, I have flatulence problems hours later in the day with some foul sulphur-smelling gas and often painful cramps. I've tried adding ginger to the juicer but it makes no difference to the gas production. The more garlic, the more gas & pain, and even one clove is enough to cause problems. Can anyone suggest a possible cause of my gas from raw garlic juice, and how I might be able to stop it? David At 03:15 AM 3/16/2004, you wrote: >BK suggested to me that I emacerate one whole bulb and eat it raw >ASAP so as not to loose the Allicin which is volatile and evaporates >very quickly. > >Here's my question... Suppose I suffuse the garlic in a few >tablespoons of virgin olive oil beforehand and then emacerate the >garlic in a coffee grinder, blender, food processer...into a creamy >pulp or paste; will the olive oil keep the Allicin from evaporating? > >How much time do I have before the Allicin evaporates? With olive >oil? Without olive oil? > >I have found eating the olive oil/garlic mixture more or less >palatable. > >I've tried this already once and it seems to physically work ok, will >this method yield me the maximum amount of Allicin from the garlic? > >I await your commants. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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