Re: Whole Garlic Vs. Garlic Juice-- Dosing

September 16, 2005

On 9/16/05, downwardog7 <illneverbecool@...> wrote

> Are you using more than a teaspoon or so of ginger juice? Are you

> adding honey and/or lime juice? I don't know what might result, but

> it might be worth tweaking a bit.

Probably quite a bit more, but I'm not sure, since I'm juicing the

ginger and garlic together and not measuring it. A shot glass is, I

think, 1.5 oz, right? So I fill up the shot glass with equal amounts

of ginger and garlic juice, assuming the same amount of juice is

produced from the same volume of raw material. I usually get it about

2/3 full, but anywhere from half (0.75 oz?) to all the way (1.5 oz?)

full. Let's say it's one oz-- that's 1/8 of a cup, and a cup is 8 T,

which is 24 teaspoons, so I guess I'm on average using a 1.5 tespoons

of ginger juice and the same of garlic? Does that sound right?

> Re: semantics, " dulling of the senses " would be more *stupefied* than

> " spaced out " , which, by definition has an--uh oh-- " etheric " quality.

>

> Stupor has an " earth " quality, a reduced sensibility, eventually

> leading to torpor.

>

> I'm unsure which you mean when you say spaced out, but, in herbal

> medicine lore, garlic is not known for it's ability to increase

> " spaciness " .

Hmm. I'm not sure which I mean. I think I would mean more of a

dulling than a spacey.

> > I don't count my sperm or anything, but there's a noticeable

> increase in libido.

>

> Well, are those details any less relevant to NN than bowel accounts?

Nice try, but yes, they're less relevant. ;-) They are a side

effect, not part of the healing process. And extra libido is pretty

worthless with garlic breath :-)

Chris

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