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Cycloalliin is a natural constituent of onion, sulphur-containing but odourless. It was synthesised for this randomised double-blind study; its effect on fibribolytic activity and platelet aggregability was tested in venous blood from 18 male volunteers. It increased the former to a highly significant degree but had no effect on the latter. It was well tolerated and harmless in the single oral dosage used.
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