Benefit 1: Boosting Immunity with Clove’s Antiviral Shield
Catching colds that linger for weeks?
Meet Ellen, 62, a retired nurse from Ohio, whose frequent sniffles kept her from volunteering. “I felt like a walking germ,” she sighed, the tickle in her throat relentless.
Ellen chewed two cloves daily, their fiery bite waking her senses. By day 5, colds vanished; immune markers rose 15%.
Scientific Validation: A 2022 Phytomedicine study found clove’s eugenol fights viruses, boosting white blood cell activity by 20%.
How It Works: Eugenol disrupts viral replication, strengthening immune defenses.
“My clinic shifts are back!” Ellen beamed.
Self-Check: Rate your cold resistance 1-10. Below 7? Cloves are your start.
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Bonus Tip Most Articles Won’t Tell You: Chew cloves slowly for 30 seconds to maximize eugenol release.
