Q&A for How to Make Garlic Oil

Yes, and it's delicious.

Put a couple of drops into one ear with an eyedropper. Lay with your head on a pillow to allow drops to go into the ear canal.

In the U.S., Trader Joe's and Walmart both carry garlic infused oils at $5-7 range.

I did this, I crushed the clove, covered it with olive oil, and strained it through muslin. It separated when first mixed, but I used it for ear drops and it worked fine.

Unless you combine it with another substance that baits mosquitoes to the garlic oil (i.e., sugars and such), you're probably better off using it in salad.

Yes, you can. However, it won't be effective against hair loss.

Yes. Garlic oil can be applied to your skin. However, avoid the eyes and other sensitive areas.

Yes. It's good for psoriasis and acne. Garlic is a strong antifungal solution due to the presence of sulfur.

No, garlic oil won't do anything for hair loss.

You can apply it to your ears as many days as you need to for it to be effective.

No, it will not kill fungus.

No, it is not likely that it will help hearing loss.

It might, but more commonly muscle issues are the result of a potassium or magnesium deficiency, so you'd probably be better off getting these supplements instead (or eating a diet rich in these nutrients).

Blend with olive oil leave for a few days then sprinkle over salads or cooked dinners.

No, as your butt or hip liquid will contact with your clothing and your family member will smell it.