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What keeps vampires away?
garlic keeps vampires away
How many vampires couldn't eat garlic?
It's a common belief in vampire mythology that vampires are repelled by garlic. This varies in different vampire lore but generally, it's known that most vampires cannot eat garlic.
What food do vampires hate?
Garlic
What are vampires weaknesses?
garlic and sunlight
Are there vampires who are immune to garlic?
Immune is the wrong word. There are vampires that are unaffected by garlic, as it has no special meaning to vampires in general. Count Dracula had a strong adverse reaction to the stuff and from his fame the stereotype has become applied to all vampires. If you are being molested by a vampire do not count on garlic to save you.
What do present time vampires eat?
I belive there are no such thing as vampires. But if there were then anything with out garlic in.
Dangers for vampires?
Vampires Must Be aware of GARLIC, HUNTERS AND THEIR STAKES, AND SUNLIGHT.
Why do French people wear garlic?
Maybe because they believe in vampires and vampires are like alergic or dont like garlic. something like that.
What scares vampires off?
Apparently garlic.
What are facts about Garlic?
Vampires are allergic to it xD
Why does garlic repel vampires?
since vapires and mosquitos are both drink blod it is supused that garlik were work for vampires to repil them
Why cant vampires eat garlic?
In mythology, vampires are repelled by garlic because it has a strong odor. Vampires have heightened sense of smell and taste and the lingering aspect of garlic makes it difficult for vampires to tolerate. In reality, some vampires find it repulsive and some do not. Garlic by itself does not carry chemical chains that can harm a vampire's digestion but the aftertaste or odor can put off vampires that have a higher sense of smell/taste than others. Garlic is not 'off-limits'. A vampire in reality can eat regular food but the craving for blood is always more vibrant and of higher priority than the craving for regular food.
