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    mustard, ginger, and garlic, on the zone of inhibition in the Staphylococcus epidermis covered nutrient agar? Hypothesis: If 3 teaspoons of chopped cinnamon, cloves, mustard, ginger, and garlic steep in half a cup of boiling water for 15 hours and then placed in nutrient agar covered with Staphylococcus epidermis (gram positive) bacteria for 24 hours (in an incubator), garlic will have the strongest antimicrobial effect. This is because of allicin (an active principle of garlic homogenates), which

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    You may cook twice the amount, divide it in separate containers, and store them in the freezer for easy reheating throughout a busy week. Number of Servings: 3 What You Will Need: •1 tbsp canola oil •1/2 small red onion, minced •2 small garlic cloves, minced •1/4 tsp sea salt •1 1/2 cups vegetable broth •1 small red bell pepper, cored and diced •8 oz canned black beans, unsalted •1 tbsp freshly squeezed lime juice •1/2 tbsp dried oregano

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    Rosa laevigata Michx is a well-known medicinal plant, and it has been widely used in China for a long time. Previous studies revealed that the total flavonols fraction from the Rosa laevigata Michx has potent antioxidant, hypolipidemic, hepatoprotective and antithrombotic activities through attenuating inflammation, suppression of apoptosis and altering mitogen-activated protein kinase signaling pathways (114). Another study showed that Rosa laevigata Michx significantly ameliorates renal dysfunction

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    renowned one. Alllium Sativum also known as garlic is a monocotyledonous herb belonging to the genus Allium and the family Alliaceae and it is the second most widely distributed species of the genus throughout the world². It was identified as one of the most precious gifts of our nature as earlier back in 3000 BC.

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    Crunch! Slurp! Fattoush is a crunchy salad like dish coming from Syria. Spaghetti is a smooth pasta filled dish originating from Italy. There are many differences between the taste, appearance, and ingredients of fattoush and spaghetti. The ingredients of both spaghetti and fattoush are similar. They both have onion in them. The onion used in fattoush is used to as a filler with other vegetables. The onion in spaghetti is used to give the sauce a bit more flavor while cooking in the pan. The next

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    Essay About Chickpeas

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    Title: 9 Delicious Things to do with Chickpeas Category: Health & Wellness Tags: hummus, healthy snacks, vegan dishes, chickpea recipes, garbanzo beans Summary: Chickpeas are so beneficial for your health; yet, often left out of the diet. But there are so many ways to enjoy them. This article discusses nine delicious ways to include chickpeas into your diet. Article: Chickpeas are so versatile in the kitchen; you can eat them hot or cold. They also support the digestive tract, are high in antioxidants

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    There should be a dusting of garlic powder all over. Liberally add salt and pepper. When you eventually snag a bite because it’s been six hours since you’ve last ate it should taste faintly of garlic and onion but shouldn’t be overpowering the potatoes. At this point you realize that you should probably put a lid on the potatoes. Rummage through your cupboard until

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    Since garlic is so well known and widely available, it seemed like a great place to start this guide to herbal remedies. There are many health benefits of garlic, primarily as a natural antibiotic and immune booster. Guide to Herbal Remedies: Health Benefits of Garlic Raw garlic has natural antibiotic properties that can help stave off many illnesses. Although garlic is not as concentrated as antibiotic drugs, most people find it gentler on the body, without the side effects of many drugs. Garlic

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    Ear Infection

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    cloth are heated and close it. While still warm, place the ear at about 5-10 minutes. You can repeat this process several times a day. The heat draws fluid from the ear and stops the swelling and pain. infection-ear garlic Preparation: Napravlite oil from garlic by cook two cloves of garlic in two tablespoons

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    The Garlic Rainforest

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    Garlic mustard was introduced from Europe either accidently or intentionally as a cooking herb in the United States. Within a short time span, they can spread from small area by overtaking large forest area. The seeds of the garlic mustard remain in the soil for five or more years. The plant identification phase is formed by the leaves being alternative, being triangular to heart shaped, or being scalloped edged and also giving off an odor of garlic when crushed. This odor can be used for distinguishing

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