You can first know: (1) The Food and Drug Administration once publicly stated that garlic "does not" kill parasitic cervicals, and emphasized that garlic kills parasitic cervicals "does not have scientific evidence."
(2) The State Administration for Education and Education has taught that garlic contains the phytochemical "allicin", which is beneficial to the human body. Allicin contains sulfur and has a strong smell, which has antioxidant and immune-enhancing effects; it has not been mentioned that it can kill parasitic cervix. In a short video of
In the short video, foreign scientific research has found that garlic can really kill parasitic worms, because allicin can destroy the cell membrane of parasitic worms, and parasitic worms die in a few seconds under the microscope. But MyGoPen inquiry PubMed A related study published internationally has found that "the outer skin structure of the aspirated cervical absorption undergoes quite a major change, such as dysfunction, snail folds, and vacuolization", which is similar to the statements that destroy cell membranes and cell structures, but the results of the mouse experiment in this article are "There is no difference between the recovery, fertility and local cytokines of the experiment group and the control group." It is completely different from the verb. The verb applies some contents of international research and then splices his own error conclusions, and the verb is called error messages.
A video of microscopic experiments of garlic killing parasitic cervix? Original version:Please note that this is parasitic cervix. This is the garlic we usually eat. Can garlic really kill parasitic cervix? A foreign scientific research team did this kind of experiment. They used a calculator to fry the garlic juice, then drip the garlic juice onto the sample, and use microscopes to observe the sample. After magnifying the lens countless times, we could find that the parasitic cervix was very active at first, but when the garlic juice touched them, the situation immediately changed greatly and their activities gradually diminished. After only a few seconds, these parasitic worms were killed. What is the principle of killing parasitic cervix in garlic? After in-depth research, the staff found that garlic contains a large amount of allicin, an active ingredient that can kill parasitic cervix. It can destroy the cell membrane of parasitic cervix and thus destroy the cell structure. After the cell membrane and cell structure are damaged, parasitic cervix will die soon. In addition, garlic also contains some sulfides, which can also lead to parasitic cervical poisoning, and survival and reproduction will be clearly affected.
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The rumor mentioned that "after garlic juice touched the parasitic cervical, the parasitic cervical was killed in just a few seconds." In the past, the Department of Food and Drug Administration’s “Diet Pharmacy Examination Area” issued by the Department’s Program and Technology Management Group in January 2021, “Is it true that drinking high-quality white wine, dipped mustard, chewed garlic when eating raw fish slices can kill parasitic worms. Is this true?” and the Department of Food and Drug Administration’s “Prevention and Treatment of Food Poisoning Area > Introduction to the Causes of Food Poisoning > Sea Bamboo Gastric Cypress”, all mentioned:
(1) The online publication "Drinking high-quality white wine, dipping mustard, chewing garlic, etc. when eating raw fish slices can kill parasitic worms." The relevant statements are not scientifically proven, so please do not be easily believed by the public.
(2) Raw water products should pay special attention to the common "Anisakis" (Anisakis). Refrigeration can kill the body. For raw fish, urinary and other water products, the low temperature coolant below C should be used for more than 15 hours, or -20° C coolant for more than 7 days, reducing the risk of parasitic insect infection.
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(4) Remind the public that aquatic products must be fully heated before eating, or choose stores that pay attention to environmental hygiene and have good reputation to eat more securely; pay attention to the separation of containers, knives and cutting boards used for raw and cooked food, and do not use them in mixed ways to avoid cross-contamination.
International Research: Experimental group, comparison group and no differenceThe rumor said that "a scientific research team abroad did this kind of experiment" and did not clearly explain the research or article source. MyGoPen searched with keywords and found that it was published by the Spanish research team in Parasitol in 2017. Res.'s "Impact of Dietary Garlic Intake on Bone Suction" section is similar to what the comments say. The study finally mentioned in the abstract that "using electronic microscopes to detect suctions that touch garlic, the skin structure has undergone considerable changes, including dysfunction, anavel, vacuolization and secretory bodies. ) changes, but the most important thing is that the abstract was introduced at the beginning of the purpose of the study. There were four groups of experiments and control groups. After the experiment operation definition of mice infected with tremotides, the test results mentioned were "No differences were found compared with the test group and the control group. with)”, the summary is “the results proposed in this paper provide new insights into the bioactive garlic compounds, their pest-activating activity and the way parasitic pest-reacting reactions to toxins.” The results and conclusions of the study are different from the verbs. The study only says that garlic has the effect of "killing" rather than the verbs "killing" of verbs, and the verbs are incorrect..
From the official information of the Food and Drug Administration above and the results of international research, it can be seen that the saying that garlic can kill parasites is an incorrect statement; and the video is often edited, and as long as it is edited, it is possible to transplant flowers and trees. Although the video provides seemingly scientific microscopic observations, the public should actually remain alert to the edited video.
MyGoPen Previous inspection: Garlic does not have a bactericidal effectIn addition, MyGoPen also submitted an inspection report in January 2023, "[Error] H. snail is most afraid of these 4 kinds of foods? Do not be white mice! You must accept regular treatment." In the inspection report, Qiu Zhanqi, a physician of gastroenterology at Shutian Clinic, said in the report:
(1) Most people mistakenly believe that garlic has a bactericidal effect, but when he was a medical student, he had experiments with all spicy foods including garlic. Not only did it not have a bactericidal effect, it also grew very well in the cultivation dish.
(2) Taking the contact experience of ordinary people as an example, if garlic is not placed in the refrigerator, it is easy to grow black. Therefore, garlic does not have a bactericidal effect and is easily verified from daily life experience.
(3) There is often a saying that garlic sperm has a bactericidal effect in the room, but the concentration of garlic sperm is not the amount that can be taken by eating garlic. In addition, patients with hormonal cerevisia often have gastritis and gastric aches. Eating garlic may stimulate the gastric mucosa and aggravate the condition.
From the above past inspection reports, we can see that garlic does not have a bactericidal effect, and the remarks only say that parasitic worms are killed, but they do not clearly state which kind of parasitic worms are visible to the naked eye, while some must be seen by microscopes. The remarks do not tell where they are, nor do they indicate the name of parasitic worms. The remarks are vague and reduce credibility.
In summary, it is a false statement that garlic can kill parasitic cervix. It is said that international studies have pointed out that garlic can destroy the cell membrane of parasitic cervix and kill parasitic cervix, but the most similar article says that "garlic" causes the skin and kidneys that absorb the cervix. The study concluded that "there is no difference between the recovery, fertility and local cytokines of the aspiration of the aspiration, which is compared with the control group." The remarks say that garlic can kill parasitic aspirations, but the remarks are incorrect.
The Taiwan Administration of Food and Drug Administration once publicly stated that garlic does not have the effects of killing and parasitic cervix. In the relevant educational and publicity of the National Health Administration, it is only mentioned that "allicin" in garlic is a phytochemical, which has a strong smell because it belongs to sulfides. Allicin is a natural antioxidant, which can resist inflammation and strengthen the body's immune system. It is not said that garlic has the effects mentioned in words, and the words are incorrect.
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