Garlic has this benefit too - a bowl of it drives away flu and germs

We've finally seen off the tail end of summer and welcomed autumn! As soon as autumn arrives, along with the drop in temperature, the difference between day and night temperatures starts to grow, and friends with low immunity can't help but catch the flu and so on. Huahua recently discovered a little trick that can not only boost immunity but also sterilise and kill pests for your flowers. Without further ado, let's quickly meet today's star!

The star with such powerful functions is: garlic! Want to know exactly how to put garlic to clever use? Then read on quickly!

Garlic is warm in nature and pungent in taste. It naturally contains a pungent compound called "allyl sulfide", which has a sterilising and germ-killing effect on pathogens and bacteria, and can boost our immunity in autumn and prevent colds. The specific method is to crush the garlic, add water and rock sugar, and steam it in a pot.

Although garlic water can prevent colds and also has a cough-relieving effect, be sure not to drink too much of it. Garlic itself is a fairly irritant food, and drinking too much garlic water will inevitably cause internal heat, so before drinking it, note that if the illness is serious you should still remember to see a doctor. If you already have symptoms of excess internal heat from drinking too much, you can drink some chrysanthemum tea, green tea or the like to cool it down.

People who grow flowers often certainly know that garlic has another magical effect: garlic water can be used to water flowers. Garlic water is pungent and sharp-smelling, and using it to water flowers can kill pests in the soil, prevent pests and diseases, and stop small insects from attacking plant roots in the soil.

Here Huahua will share a little tip with everyone, so you can crush garlic without much effort! After peeling the garlic, put the garlic cloves into a discarded mineral water bottle, screw the cap on tight and shake it hard a few times, and the garlic breaks up easily. Then pour a little clean water into the bottle, leave it in the sun for a few days, and it is ready for watering your flowers and plants.

When watering the flowers, pour it at the roots; for the leaves, you can put the garlic water into a small spray bottle and lightly spray the leaves. Leaves actually attract small insects too, and sometimes they hide in places we can't see such as under the leaves, so when spraying, be careful to spray thoroughly. In this way we can drive out or kill all the insects on the plants, and the plants can show off their unique charm and grow more vigorously and healthily.

Have you all learned these two little tips? Finally, one more reminder: garlic is a good thing that can ward off cold and prevent flu, but it is not suitable for drinking every day. When the temperature drops noticeably, you can also pay attention to things like ginger water for yourself, which is also very convenient.

If you have any other little tips in daily life, you can also tell Huahua in the comments below, so more people can see them.