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Garlic cooked and raw

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Jeff Rainer - 23 Oct 2006 19:21 GMT
Will I still get the same health benefits from garlic if it has been
cooked(using whole garlic cloves in a soup for instance), or does it need to
be raw?
John Sankey - 26 Oct 2006 15:55 GMT
A known (test tube) benefit of garlic is its vitamin C content.
As long as that isn't destroyed by your cooking, you'll keep
that benefit.

However, most Italians around here believe that the real health
benefits from garlic come when your whole body smells of it.
The joke way of putting is, a garlic a day keeps the doctor
away because people with colds stay clear of your smell!
You can't get much proof of that out of test-tube science, but
to the extent that the belief is true, cooking garlic cuts
your smell considerably, but not totally. A garlic (a whole
garlic, not just a clove) will let you fit in with Italians
anywhere, even if you cook it.

:-)
Ron Peterson - 28 Oct 2006 05:12 GMT
> Will I still get the same health benefits from garlic if it has been
> cooked(using whole garlic cloves in a soup for instance), or does it need to
> be raw?

Garlic (and onions) can be toxic to pets.

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