Is it true that garlic kills 14 types of bacteria and 13 types of infections?

Garlic can:

• Supports the immune system

• Helps reduce inflammation

• Provides gentle, natural antibacterial support

• Helps the body resist certain infections

However, it will not cure serious infections such as pneumonia, severe bacterial diseases, or severe viral infections.

🧄 5. The Safest Way to Use Garlic

• Eat fresh garlic, crushed and set aside for 10 minutes before cooking (this increases allicin production).

• Garlic should be used as part of a healthy diet, not as a medicinal agent.

• If you have an infection, consult your doctor – especially if your symptoms worsen.

✅ Conclusions

Garlic has natural antibacterial and anti-infective properties thanks to allicin and other compounds.
However:

❌ The claim that it kills “14 bacteria and 13 infections” is not based on solid scientific evidence.

✔️ Garlic  supports  health – it does not replace antibiotics or medical treatment.