What is the use of garlic and honey in the empty stomach for seven days?

The mixture of garlic and honey removes the cold. Photo: Collected
Not only as a food, but a long time ago, garlic has been used as medicine. Almost every nation in the world has been using garlic to cure diseases from various diseases.
Ancient Greeks used garlic in many areas of their daily life. Apart from this, the athletes of the Olympic Games used to eat garlic to do well in the competition. In ancient China and Japan, garlic was used as a domestic ingredient to reduce high blood pressure. India has been using garlic for a long time to prevent heart attack and knee pain.
Honey is also used as a healing material in different countries. In the mid-twentieth century, it was compared to antibiotics. Honey is considered to be an infection resistant. When these two wonderful things happen together, its quality increases even more.
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The mixture of garlic and honey works well in different types of infections, cold, fever, cough etc. It increases immunity. Only seven days a mixture of garlic and honey can be saved from many infections.
Rice Earth, a lifestyle website, said the process of creating this mixture of honey and garlic.
Element
A medium-sized jar, honey, three to four garlic. (Find out the quotes from the shell.)
Method
Take the juice of garlic in the first jar. Then pour the honey in it. Close the jar face and save the mixture in the refrigerator.
Khan consisting of half a teaspoon of the mixture in an empty stomach every day. For the prevention of cold infections, it can eat half a teaspoon of six times a day. It will work to remove the infection.

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one of my chidlhood memories was when we use to go visit our granparents in sardinia in the summer, back in them days we did have any fancy creams for mosquito bites and when ever a little mozzy attack us granny would get out the old faithful garlic and rub it on the spots, stunk rotten but did the trick

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