Natural defence for the skin
With over 17 amino acids, at least 33 sulphur compounds, eight minerals, and vitamins A, B, and C, garlic is truly one of nature’s superfoods. But it also has another secret weapon that we don’t always benefit from. Have you ever noticed the pungent smell you get when garlic is cut or crushed? It’s the result of an interesting chemical reaction. When garlic cells are damaged, the normally separate enzyme, alliinase, and the amino acid, alliin, come into contact to create a volatile sulphur compound called allicin.
Allicin exists as garlic’s natural defence mechanism against microbes in the soil, thanks to its ability to inhibit bacteria and fungi reproduction. Like humans, plants are susceptible to viruses, parasites, and infections, and sometimes require immune support.
But the problem is, Allicin is naturally unstable.
When exposed to heat and light, it starts to break down, and when it reaches the stomach, it is irreversibly destroyed by the acidic environment. This means the body cannot fully benefit from allicin’s remarkable properties (in its raw form).
That’s why Allisure®, the key ingredient in AlliTech, was developed. This purified allicin extract is 100% stabilised by a patented process; preserving its structure so the body can benefit from its impressive properties, which are normally lost in the process of cooking, preparation, and digestion.
There has been some very interesting research on Allicin. You can read some of it here:
Allicin and viral infections
Allicin and bacterial infections
Allicin and parasitic infections
Allicin and fungal infections
Easy application for open wounds and skin infections
AlliTech Gel 50 ml is a powerful allicin extract containing 100% stabilised Allisure® allicin. Its gel consistency makes it a useful product to have on hand when out and about, or in your First Aid Kit. AlliTech Gel can be used topically, and in conjunction with other products from our AlliTech range. You can read some of the research here:
Allicin and psoriasis
Allicin and alopecia areata
Allicin and keloid scars
Allicin and wound healing
Allicin and cutaneous corn
Allicin and viral and fungal infections
Allicin and leishmaniasis
Allicin and skin aging, and rejuvenation
Allicin and Athlete’s foot
Allicin and Fungal nails
Allicin and Wounds
Allicin and scaring
Allicin and boils
Allicin and Verrucae and warts
Allicin and Cold sores and herpes
Allicin and thrush
Find out what other ailments our customers have used Allitech gel for in our case studies and testimonials. Always consult your doctor first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is AlliTech vegan-friendly?
Yes. AlliTech is suitable for vegetarians and vegans.
What’s the difference between AlliTech Spray and AlliTech Gel?
AlliTech Spray is AlliTech Liquid in a convenient spray bottle. It can be used orally as well as topically, for minor ailments like eye, ear and throat infections. AlliTech Gel has a different consistency (and ingredients), and is designed to be used externally, applied directly onto skin problems such as wounds and viral infections.
Can I use AlliTech Gel to treat severe wounds?
For severe antibiotic-resistant wounds and skin infections in adults and children over the age of seven, we recommend applying AlliTech Gel directly to the affected area, in addition to a course of two bottles of AlliTech Liquid (2 x 5 ml teaspoon twice a day) followed by a single AlliTech Capsule 60 x 450 mg taken twice a day until finished.
Where should I store my AlliTech Gel 50 ml?
AlliTech Gel 50 ml should be stored in the fridge.
What is the difference between using AlliTech Gel, and raw garlic?
As allicin is chemically unstable in its raw form, your body may absorb very little of it from raw garlic. AlliTech Gel contains 100% stabilised pure allicin extract, meaning its properties won’t be affected by heat, light, and other external factors.
Is AlliTech the same as a garlic supplement?
There are many health benefits to taking garlic, but because of the reasons stated above, very few of the garlic supplements on the market contain allicin, and most of those that do are unstable. If you prefer to take allicin in capsule form, look for a stabilised option, like our AlliTech capsules.
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Disclaimer: The information provided is not intended as medical advice and holds no guarantees. As with all other supplementary/alternative products, it shouldn’t be used to replace conventional medical care without consulting your healthcare provider. The benefits of Dulwich Health Ltd. products are based on testimonials, personal and commercial experience. Dulwich Health Ltd. is unable to make claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
Instructions
How use AlliTech Gel 50 ml
To help combat skin problems such as small bites wounds and sores, fungal infections, and viral skin infections, apply the AlliTech gel directly onto the affected area up to four times a day.
Can be applied to the mouth and intimate areas.
Not recommended for children under the age of three.
