could be observed when grower–finisher pigs were fed diets with garlic. Tatara et al. (2005) also detected that piglet body weight gain was significantly increased with aged garlic extract added at the dosage of 10 ml/100 kg body weight compared to the non-garlic group. However, the results were not always consistent.
Besides, Cullen et al. (2005) suggested that pork sensory evaluation was differentiated when pigs fed the high level of garlic diet (10 g/kg) from control pork, as garlic has an antioxidant property