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Allicin is an oxidizing compound that is produced when garlic is crushed or chopped finely. It is responsible for that distinct garlic odor. There are beliefs that allicin has medicinal properties, including antibiotic, anti-fungal and cancer treatments, although the studies to date are inconclusive.Source:
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