Tuesday, December 17, 2013

You did what with that garlic?

Hello World!

As most of you may know, I've recently been really ill. The end result of burning the candle at both ends was a horrible sinus infection and bronchitis. The good news? When I went to the doctor, he told me my liver problems were gone! I told him I was on a liver detox, and he replied, what ever I'm doing, keep it up. My liver was going down at a rapid rate for the past 8 months......

Any who! Back to my lungs and nostrils....
The doctor put me on a really strong antibiotic, because of my past history of diabetes. (A1c really low, 4.9. You diabetics know what that means!) And along with having the "sugar" and antibiotics, I was afraid of the dreaded..... Yeast! (SCREAMING!) I decided to do my home work as always and be proactive. The pharmacist told me that I can start taking a probiotic daily, which I already do. I take the kind that you only have to take one pill a day. Well, I decided to take a probiotic every time I take the antibiotic. Here we are on day 7 and I am still good to go! No concerns at all! But again, had to have a back up. I have Monistat cream, but that goes on my scalp to promote hair growth. (Don't judge me). So I researched an all natural alternative and I found garlic. Now, in my ignorance, I thought I just had to eat a clove of garlic a day. No ma'am. That's not where it goes. You take a clove of garlic, take off the paper husk, insert it in a piece of gauze, and oh so gently, and lady like, squat and place it in your nether regions. Now you do this every day for three hours a day until the symptoms disappear, which is quite rapidly. To further test this theory, I put yeast in a bowl with sugar and warm water. I let it marinate and be happy, then I dropped in a clove of garlic. Killed the yeast so fast, I didn't get a chance to say good bye.....

So far, I haven't had to do this, but as you all know, I am not a shy flower. If it must happen, you will all hear about it.

What do you think? Would you use garlic?


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