GOOT is the name of the game. A simple mix of garlic, coconut oil, and olive oil, it boasts some great healing properties! Garlic is a natural antibiotic that doesn't carry the bad flora associated with conventional antibiotics and applying this salve to your skin allows the garlic to tranfer to your bloodstream. This makes it great for treating all kinds of sickness and infections! You can read more about the benefits here. But of course, always consult your doctor!
GOOT is so easy to make! In fact usually whip it up in the middle of the night when someone is suddenly sick. It takes just a few minutes in a blender. Here's what you need:
- 1/4 c. peeled garlic
- 1/4 c. olive oil
- 1/4 c. coconut oil, melted
We like to keep a batch of goot in the fridge anytime someone starts acting under the weather. Whenever someone is sick we apply the salve to their feet and put on warm socks. We've also put it on chests to treat congestion and croup and around ears to ward off ear infections. GOOT should be stored in the fridge and will last 2-3 weeks.
And of course be sure to get plenty of rest when you're sick! And you'll be back on your feet, wearing a cape in no time.
Why is he so much funnier with a cape on?!
To make it even better, he kept running around throwing a bouncy ball, then striking this post to see if it went under the table:
And let's not forget the Big Brother, who seems to have grown 6" and an entire vocabulary.
What are your favorite home remedies? Have you every used GOOT?

A simple mix of garlic, coconut oil, and olive oil, it boasts some great healing properties! Garlic is a natural antibiotic that doesn't carry the bad flora associated with conventional antibiotics and applying this salve to your skin allows the garlic to tranfer to your bloodstream. This makes it great for treating all kinds of sickness and infections! You can read more about the benefits
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Does it have to be refrigerated? I bought some today from a lady but it wasn’t refrigerated
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