GARLIC
Allium sativum

Garlic has played an important role in the traditional medical systems of many countries.



This little herb has excellent healing properties and is used to treat a variety of ailments Garlic has also played a significant role in religion, superstitions, and mythology. Garlic has a powerful effect on healing wounds and is also a good disinfectant. It was widely used to treat the wounded during the First World War.





Garlic is an excellent source of germanium and selenium, both of which are important antioxidants.

Garlic effectively destroys the bacterium staphylococcus and is used to treat arteriosclerosis. It is also a good treatment for catarrh and colds.



It is also administered to young children to treat worms. Garlic is also used to treat diarrhea, tuberculosis, enterocolitis and amoebic dysentery. It is also used as an expectorant in treating asthma and bronchitis.

HORSERADISH
Cochlearia armoracia

Horseradish, like garlic, has tremendous therapeutic properties. It is generally consumed in the form of a sauce mixed with lemon juice.

Horseradish is very rich in Vitamin C, potassium, sulfur, and calcium.

This herb is an excellent solvent for mucus accumulated in the sinus and nose. It brings prompt and lasting relief to people suffering from acute sinusitis. When combined with radish and carrot juice it also helps to rebuild the tissues that are ravaged by this condition.



It is also used in treating diabetes and mild circulatory problems.