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Allicin

Conditionally Safe evidence: moderate

Scientific Summary

Allicin is an organosulfur compound that forms when garlic cloves are crushed or chopped. It is used mainly for its antimicrobial activity and has been explored for blood‑sugar regulation and heart‑healthy benefits. Because its effects in people are not well proven and high doses can cause stomach upset or interact with certain medications, it should be taken in moderation and ideally under professional advice.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allicin, WHO Monographs on Selected Medicinal Plants (Vols 1-3)

About Allicin

Scientific NameN/A
Safety Rating Conditionally Safe
Evidence Levelmoderate

Products Containing Allicin

8 products from NIH DSLD database (verified label data)

ProductPrice
Cardio Super Formula $23.83
CheleX -
Real Garlic -
SuparGar 8000 -
SuperGar -
SuperGar $60.70
SuperGar 8000 500 mg -
SuperGar 8000 500 mg -

Products with Allicin (from ingredient search)

8 products (showing max 200)

ProductIngredientAmountPrice
Cardio Super Formula Garli-Eze High Allicin buffered Garlic 100 mg -
CheleX Allicin 6 mg -
Real Garlic Garli-Eze High Allicin buffered Garlic 500 mg -
SuparGar 8000 extra high Allicin Garlic 500 mg -
SuperGar Allicin Garlic 500 mg -
SuperGar Allicin Garlic 500 mg -
SuperGar 8000 500 mg extra high Allicin Garlic 500 mg -
SuperGar 8000 500 mg extra high Allicin Garlic 500 mg -

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Research

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