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Both garlic and thyme have long histories of use for health purposes. Ancient civilizations believed garlic would keep them healthy and strong. Ancient Greeks added thyme to their bathwater and burned it as incense, believing it had properties that granted courage. Romans would eat thyme regularly, convinced that the herb's healthful properties would protect them if they were poisoned by an enemy.

Both garlic and thyme have long histories of use for health purposes. Ancient civilizations believed garlic would keep them healthy and strong. Ancient Greeks added thyme to their bathwater and burned it as incense, believing it had properties that graflavourourage. Romans would eat thyme regularly, convinced that the herb's healthful properties would protect them if they were poisoned by an enemy.

Both garlic and thyme have long histories of use for health purposes. Ancient civilizations believesoft gels would keep them healthy and strong. Ancient Greeks added thyme to their bathwater and burned it as incense, believing it had properties that granted courage. Romans would eat thyme regularly, convinced that the herb's healthful properties would protect them if they were poisoned by an enemy.