Is All Garlic Created Equal? When it comes to garlic supplements, the answer is a resounding NO! Research shows that the key active medicinal constituent in garlic is a powerful plant chemical called allicin. Not a single garlic supplement available today, except for Allicin Plus C, contains enough allicin to be medicinally effective. But why? Garlic oil and powder supplements are produced by distilling fresh garlic, and then diluting it with other substances.
This process destroys the majority of allicin in garlic. Therefore, the supplements rely on the human stomach to convert some of the remaining garlic components into allicin. Although a few garlic powder supplements are able to generate some allicin within the stomach, the amount converted, if any is converted at all, is dependant upon optimal stomach conditions. The process not only is unreliable, it can take several hours, and it also can lead to unwanted garlic odor.
New Allicin Plus C doesn't need to wait to be converted into allicin, because each capsule of Allicin Plus C contains 300mg of pure allicin powder. New Allicin Plus C provides its superior benefits, without producing any of the odor commonly resulting from inferior garlic supplementation.
Allicin Plus C has been a wonderful product for my life partner and me.
Proof That Allicin Plus C Really Works!
Several strains of potentially deadly staphylococcus bacteria have developed resistance to common antibiotics like penicillin, streptomycin and vancomycin. In one study, resistant strains of Staphylococcus bacteria were placed into a laboratory dish. Pure allicin powder subsequently was placed in the center of the bacteria in the dish. The results were dramatic: allicin powder killed all of the bacteria in the dish! (41st Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents & Chemotherapy, American Society for Microbiology, December 2001.)
In a 12-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled study, allicin powder was found to reduce the incidence of the common cold by over 50%, and allicin powder also was found to reduce the duration of symptoms in those patients already suffering from colds. (Advances in Therapy, July-August 2001, Volume 18, pages 189-93.)
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Allicin Plus C Odorless Garlic Supplement
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