#garlicpower

Small but mighty! 🧄✨ Garlic boosts immunity, supports heart health, fights inflammation, and adds a flavorful punch to your meals! 💪🔥 Add this superfood to your diet today!

Incorporating spices into your diet is an easy and delicious way to enhance your immune system. These natural powerhouses offer a variety of health benefits that can help keep you healthy and resilient. Next time you prepare a meal, reach for these spices and give your immunity a flavorful boost!

This was my Meatless Monday Dinner. Blackened Tofu with Succotach. #oliveoil #onion #redbellpepper🌶 #kidneybeans #garlicpower #saltandpepper #tofu #paprika #thyme #cayenne #arrowrootpowder #lemon #southernvegetarian #meatlessmonday https://www.instagram.com/p/CS7xh3nr96nHGS3EL6CIlwG16B-yGp_ijZjgnI0/?utm_medium=tumblr

Garlic Power to fight CORONA VIRUS 👑 The Tibetans possess ancient recipes to cure stomachache with garlic. It was grown in the gardens of Babylon, and the local population used to call it a ‘rank rose’. At the beginning when the Romans had not occupied territories outside the small roman state, similar to other primitive and poor nations they were using plants only from their territories, mostly cabbage, garlic and onion, as a remedy, spice and food. Later in the vast and influential Roman Empire, garlic and onion remained to be a remedy, spice and food for survival of the poor, while the rich people were increasingly using and finding pleasure in valuable medicinal plants with intense physiological effects, mostly delicate aromatic spices and aromas from all of the invaded territories in Asia and Africa. Vergilius mentioned the usage of a squashed juice from garlic and wild thyme, and according to him, mowers should lubricate their body with this juice if they wanted to rest peacefully for they would not be bitten by a snake. Pliny the Elder (23–79 AD), a Roman physician and scientist from the first century, considered garlic a universal remedy.He wrote that the Egyptians used to take an oath by mentioning garlic and onion, considering them two holy and miraculous plants. In the 1st AD century, Columel said that garlic was used as an aphrodisiac. Celsius in the second century was using garlic to cure tuberculosis and fever. Galen (121–200 AD), the renowned medical writer and physician among Romans, and later among other nations, referred to as the father of galenic pharmacy, spoke of garlic as the most popular folk remedy that cured many diseases and named it a ‘rustic's theriac’. #coronavirus #covid19 #garlicpower #liveinrome #happymoments #carpediem #marcusberesford #lovelife❤️ #livehistory #livehappilly #happyness #livemoments #lifeiswhathappenswhenyourebusymakingotherplans (presso ROMA - città eterna) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_oTD3aBGA5/?igshid=nu32iu0pyjez