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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by OakLeaf View Post
    I use it as a condiment, or at most stir it in at the end of cooking as you would soy sauce or miso, so it doesn't boil or cook very much. As to what staceysue said, I don't know.
    If it's working for you that way I'm more than happy to be wrong. It sure would be easier to get it in every day your way!

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    It is claimed that apple cider vinegar is helpful in ailments such as constipation, headaches, arthritis, weak bones, indigestion, high cholesterol, diarrhea, eczema, sore eyes, chronic fatigue, mild food poisoning, hair loss, high blood pressure, obesity, along with a host of many other ailments. No wonder then many know apple cider vinegar as the "Wonder Drug".

    two tablespoons of "Apple Cider Vinegar" and honey, mixed in a glass of water and had first thing in the morning.

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    Hot water, vinegar, and honey.
    I like it. Maybe it will help this stupid cough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DebbieDowner View Post
    It is claimed that apple cider vinegar is helpful in ailments such as constipation, headaches, arthritis, weak bones, indigestion, high cholesterol, diarrhea, eczema, sore eyes, chronic fatigue, mild food poisoning, hair loss, high blood pressure, obesity, along with a host of many other ailments. No wonder then many know apple cider vinegar as the "Wonder Drug".

    two tablespoons of "Apple Cider Vinegar" and honey, mixed in a glass of water and had first thing in the morning.

    Years ago when I was a youngster, there was a book ("Folk Medicine," by Dr. D.C.Jarvis, I think it was called) out praising the use of apple cider vinegar as a health benefit. It was, according to the author, an old-time "country doctor," good for just about anything that ails you.

    I still buy and use ACV for anything I use or do that calls for vinegar, partly in memory of that, but mostly because I think it tastes better than the plain white stuff ;-)

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    I just heated up 8oz of water, put some honey and the two tsp of ACV, and it was wonderful. That's a nice recipe on the bottle of the Braggs!

    Lisa

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    Quote Originally Posted by itself View Post
    I just heated up 8oz of water, put some honey and the two tsp of ACV, and it was wonderful. That's a nice recipe on the bottle of the Braggs!

    Lisa
    Yes I find the recipe on the Braggs' bottle to be tasty as well.
    I put extra honey in it though....big honey fan.
    Lisa
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    I think the most important bit about ACV is the "mother", the stringy, gross stuff that's floating in it. Without them, they're no good.

    I find that when I take it with cold water it upsets my stomach, so I, too, wonder if putting it in hot fluid (in this case hot water) negate the effects of the probiotics in ACV? will the heat kill the beneficial bacteria?

  8. #8
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    I was just googling the benefits of ACV, and there are some negative effects:

    1. bone density and thinning of the bones
    2. Wearing of the enamel on teeth
    3. interactions with medications

    I hope the one claiming it can cause osteoporisis is wrong. That's a real bummer.

    Lisa

 

 

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