Just about everyone has fresh garlic (and onions) in their house to cook with. And just about everyone knows they have paper skin covering the cloves and bulb, which most people discard. However, what if I told you that those garlic and onion skins have a super useful purpose?
We’re talking household, garden, and natural and medicinal personal care for those garlic skins, including a recipe for a skin-scrubbing natural tonic that helps people with fungal infections, eczema, rashes, bug bites, and acne.
Garlic Skin Information
Similar to the garlic bulb, garlic skins provide a multitude of advantages. Allicin, a substance found in garlic, has the ability to relax blood vessels and reduce blood pressure.
Allicin from garlic dramatically lowered lead levels in those who had lead poisoning; it’s strong detoxifying effects are enhanced when combined with cilantro. Additionally, garlic can strengthen immunity, particularly when paired with honey.
Garlic also has anti-inflammatory qualities. Additionally, it might lessen the body’s synthesis of inflammatory chemicals, which could aid with ailments like arthritis and other inflammatory disorders.