garlic

[Anonymous No.8761599]

I can eat a whole clove of it. does this trigger anyone

[Anonymous No.8761612]

It's good for you, the allicin will help cure what ails you. Why would anyone get triggered by that? I eat a few every so often for my general health, so what?

[Anonymous No.8761619]

>>8761612
because of the 'burn' that people complain about. I have a high tolerance to spice.

[Anonymous No.8762824]

>>8761599
Yea me too. I've been doing it for a while now, and I really do enjoy it. When I'm at work every now and then I will grab a small ramekin of chopped garlic from the walk-in and just down it.
>>8761619
I don't really consider it to be all that spicy or have a real "burn" in comparison to something that gets its heat from capsaicin. Which is great cause that means it doesn't burn on the way out either.

[Anonymous No.8763192]

>>8761599
I like it but the after taste lasts forever and is terrible.

[Anonymous No.8763286]

>>8761599
Used some on swollen gums or something on someone's recommendation once, holding a slice against the area, and it did wonders. Tingling burn at first but soothed pain and inflammation. I would just take a bite of garlic hold it in my mouth for a minute then eat it for a few days until it was better. Kind of came to enjoy the taste.

[Anonymous No.8763303]

smother it in olive oil and garnish with salt and pepper.

[Anonymous No.8763456]

>>8761599
Givin' me the ol' stink finger again, garlic, you devil!
I can't quit you though.

[Anonymous No.8763587]

>>8763192
>>8763456

rubbing your hands on stainless steel does take away the smell

[Anonymous No.8763596]

>>8761599
Do you want me to get triggered?

[Anonymous No.8763682]

>>8761599
Are you supposed to remove the little brown bit at the bottom?

[Anonymous No.8763686]

>>8761599
It's good for ear aches

[Anonymous No.8763719]

>>8761599
I once did it after getting stung by a scorpion, It was a 3hr drive to the closest hospital so my grandmother's alternative medicina book was my only hope