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Combine garlic and cloves in a warming herbal tea with ginger and cinnamon to boost immune defense during cold seasons.
Make a garlic-clove infused oil by gently heating crushed garlic and cloves in olive oil—perfect for drizzling on bread or roasted vegetables.
Experiment with a garlic and clove paste blended with fresh herbs and lemon juice, great as a marinade or dip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are garlic and cloves safe to consume daily?
A: Yes, in moderate amounts, both are safe and beneficial. However, excessive garlic can cause digestive upset in some individuals, and cloves should be used sparingly due to their potent nature.
Q: Can garlic and cloves help with colds or flu?
A: Both have antimicrobial properties that can support the immune system and help relieve symptoms, making them popular natural remedies during illness.
Q: How do garlic and cloves support heart health?
A: Garlic is known to help lower blood pressure and cholesterol, while cloves contain antioxidants that protect cardiovascular cells from damage.
Q: Can children consume garlic and cloves?
A: Small amounts are generally safe, but consult a pediatrician for young children or if you plan to use medicinal doses.
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