Apple Cider Vinegar Weight Loss

I’ve heard that it boosts your immune system and metabolism, and will kick out a cold/sore throat quick.

I like to take it straight.. though most people I know who use it mix it with water b/c it’s strong. is it harmful to take it straight?

For thousands of years the most sophisticated doctors, healers and everyday folk have trusted apple cider vinegar to improve a whole range of physical problems. By taking a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar and a tablespoon of honey in six to eight ounces of water mid-morning and mid-afternoon, you will give yourself a boost of energy which is effective until the next meal.

Research has shown that apple cider vinegar can assist in digestion, lowering bad cholesterol, strengthening the heart, easing high blood pressure and stabilizing blood sugar. ACV also contains anti-oxidants, which help ward off certain cancers.

Dating back to before the Roman Empire, apple cider vinegar has been used as a circulation tonic, a preventative against bacteria, viruses and yeast infections. It is particularly great as a skin treatment, dissolving fatty deposits at the surface of the skin. Apple cider vinegar has even been used as a fashion statement with nineteenth century Europeans using it as their eau-de-toilette.

The most amazing effects of apple cider vinegar are to be found when combining it with crushed plants or mixing with essential oils. For example: Use it with Lavender or Rosemary as a tonic for your skin and rejuvenate the skin’s Ph with remarkable results.

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I always here how apple cider vinegar is so healthy, why not other vinegars? Is balsamic healthy at all?

Apple cider vinegar is made from a "mother" or a concentrated ferment of dead yeast cells and bacteria that have "blown out" their alcohol content. Similiar to proofing yeasted dough for 12 hours to finish the fermentation process. With bread, any proofing less than 12 hours does not lead to finished fermentation and leads to the bread completing its fermentation in the gut. The apple cider "mother" forms as a scum on the fermentation of the apples and provides the "base" for the next batch of vinegar.

Other vinegars such as balsamic are fresh ferments and there isn’t any carry over of nutrients, yeast and bacteria from batch to batch which is why apple cider has its reputation as being a healing vinegar.

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What are the benefits of drinking water ad apple cider vinegar?

if you want to shed some pounds, drink the apple cider alone. don’t mix it with anything (water).

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Does anyone know the best amount , the bes method and the best time to drink unfiltered apple cider vinegar to get the most benefits for weight loss and detox???? Thank you

apple cider vinegar is great for everything. it doesnt matter when you drink it. my dad drinks about 2 tablespoons a day. not much but it works.

I’ve been trying to recover from a cold so I’ve been drinking a cup of warm water with about 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar and a few spoonfulls of honey.
It worked!
But I want to know…
Is it safe?
And does drinking ACV have other benefits?

Thanks

First to qualify that it is best to use organic cider vinegar when taking it for health reasons.
Apple cider vinegar (ACV) has many health benefits to offer. It helps eliminate harmful acid crystals that build up in joints, so it reduces arthritic symptoms (stiff joints).
It reportedly helps with acid reflux, which may sound contradictory since vinegar is acidic. Truth is reflux is often a response to insufficient hydrochloric acid in the stomach. ACV aides the stomach by improving the pH to its optimal level, thus reducing reflux.
It is also helpful for many skin conditions…acne, warts, dandruff.
It is safe to consume or to use topically. Typical (oral)dose is 1-2 teaspoons ACV in 8 oz. warm water. You can sweeten with 1-2 teaspoons raw honey, 100% maple syrup or blackstrap molasses.

I am on a healthy organic kick and have heard great benefits of Vinegar. With learning that information, is unfiltered Organic even healthier?
I drink the vinegar from the bottle, is this as healthy as mixing with honey ?
Can you drink the "mother like veil"?

The vinegar contains a host of vitamins, beta-carotene, pectin and vital minerals such as potassium, sodium, magnesium, calcium, phosphorous, chlorine, sulphur, iron, and fluorine.

Apple cider vinegar contains malic acid which is very helpful in fighting fungal and bacterial infections. This acid dissolves uric acid deposits that form around joints, helping relieve joint pains. This dissolved uric acid is gradually eliminated from the body.

There is also a very good book on the benefits of Apple cider vinegar author…Braggs. I can’t say that I believe ALL that is in there, but much of the information is very good, so are the recipes for salad dressings.

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