Sorry, disagree. I found tobacco odor offensive even when I was smoking.
In fact it is what helped me stop smoking. I didn't eat garlic until I
moved out east and the odor never bothered me before or after I began eating
it. The properties, by the by I just read, are supposed to be far better
when eating raw garlic which my son likes but that I like only in pesto.
DKat


"Tom J" wrote in message
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"Phisherman" wrote in message
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Indeed, it is a strong herb. I have a row planted in front of my
rose bushes to help with the aphids. I have been taking taking garlic
capsules for 20 years to help reduce cholesterol. If this actually
helps or not I'm not sure (there's no substitute for regular
exercise). Personally, I do not find the odor of garlic nearly as
offensive as tobacco odor.

Now think for a minute. You have been eating garlic for 20 years. It's
only
natural you won't be offended by the odor, because you can't smell it on
someone else.

Tom J
who is never bothered by garlic odors either :-)