Garlic

Garlic
Garlic is a white bulb that houses segments, also called cloves, inside. With a very characteristic smell and taste, it is used a lot in the Mediterranean diet, especially for stews, and when cooked it is attributed anticoagulant qualities and helps reduce cholesterol levels. Its raw consumption is very popular among people because it is attributed benefits for the circulatory system, a quality little demonstrated; although it has been shown that it has antihypertensive properties, helping to prevent CVA or stroke, as well as favoring cardiac activity.
Eatable percent 95%
Calories (kcal) 135kcal
Protein (g) 4.7g
Lipids (g) 0.1g
Carbohydrates (g) 28.8g
Fiber (g) 0g
Tiamine (mg) 0.12mg
Riboflavin (mg) 0.07mg
Niacin (mg) 0.7mg
Vitamin C (mg) 9mg
Vitamin A (mg) 2mg
Calcium (mg) 40mg
Iron (mg) 40mg
Sodium (mg) 0mg
Phosphorus (mg) 135mg
Zinc (mg) mg