Can Garlic Replace Aspirin?

Garlic is as useful as a blood thinner as aspirin, minus the side-effects. With its blood-thinning potential, it can increase blood flow and prevent heart conditions like atherosclerosis, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure.

What is a good alternative for aspirin?

Tylenol, the widely used alternative to aspirin, is an analgesic, or pain reliever, and fever-reducing drug. The drug is often used by people who are allergic to aspirin or who suffer medical problems, notably stomach ulcers or such bleeding conditions as hemophilia, that make aspirin use unsuitable.

Does garlic do the same thing as aspirin?

But studies show that, just like aspirin, garlic reduces the tendency for platelets to gang up and form thrombi. Even a single dose of garlic appears to have blood-thinning potential.