
|Articles|October 11, 2012
New Allicin Powder for Immune-Support Supplements Launched
The garlic powder comes deodorized, thanks to a unique drying and buffering process.
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Allicin, a garlic compound often used for immune-support dietary supplements, is a new ingredient offering from
Allicin is part of garlic’s own natural defense against attacks by pests and is enzymatically produced when the garlic plant is attacked or injured, says Cactus Botanics. Allicin is toxic to insects and microorganisms. The enzyme allinase is what converts alliin to allicin.
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