Apple cider vinegar??? really
msstonediva
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does drinking 1-3 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar before each meal help with weight loss?
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that's weird............
I've never heard of that. before.0 -
I've heard about it and ACV for a number of things; I use it on my hair!0
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I've heard about it, it's been around for 10 years as far as I know. They claim it is supposed to help, but I'm not sure how. Theres also green tea extract, I'm interested in both. Anyone care to join in on the discussion and enlighten us?0
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Yeah, it will make you sick to your stomach so you don't want to eat.
Actually, that diet has been around for a long time. I remember my Mom tried it in the 70's.0 -
I have not heard of it for weight loss. I have heard if you drink an ounce in water in the morning it can help with acid reflux throughout the day.0
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My grandma told me last year to add it to my dinner when cooking b/c it helps with weight loss. It must be an old method as some have previously said. I believe it works, my grandma brought out an article in a health magazine that mentioned it as well.0
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does drinking 1-3 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar before each meal help with weight loss?
I read once in a book about natural weight loss secrets that if you take raw apple cider vinegar before each meal it will help you burn stored food fat. Not sure if it works or not though.0 -
Apple Cider Vinegar basically helps rid the body of fluids and water weight. Even if you don't lose weight from taking it, it has other benefits.0
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I’m pretty sure this falls under the category of “Too good to be true.”
Sorry!0 -
I've heard of people taking it in tablet form, along with other things like green tea, dandelion, acai berry etc etc. I'm not sure how many of these things actually work. I guess if they did we'd all be using them?!0
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I have heard this as well work in a vitamin store and I am not sure if anyone has any success with it or not but i can see it helping with acid reflux because it restores the ph in your body. you can take tablets as well if you don't want to drink the vinegar.0
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I have heard of it & have tried it before. Just make sure you have food in your stomach or it can make you sick.
Here is a link about it if you want to check it out
http://www.webmd.com/diet/apple-cider-vinegar0 -
I've heard it works kind of like a detox, it cleanses you on the inside. So my guess is taking the bad things out of your body also takes some of the weight. It might help that way.
And yes, I also heard it's great for your hair! Just add a tea-spoon to your shampoo and it should make your hair real shiny.
It stinks though, so I'm not sure if I'll ever use it...0 -
I remember hearing this one from my mother growing up. The theory is that vinegar will shrink your stomach and reduce appetite. Or so my crazy mother said.
Here's a website that debunks the apple cider vinegar weight loss concept:
http://www.wisegeek.com/can-apple-cider-vinegar-really-help-me-lose-weight.htm
Here's how to really lose weight -- burn more calories than you eat. That's how this website works. And it has worked well for me -- I've lost over 60 pounds. :-)
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I am currently doing a 21 day liver cleanse that consist of drinking 8 oz of warm water as soon as I wake up in the morning. Followed by 4 oz of raw cranberry juice, then 1 tsp spoon of Apple cider Vinegar. Throughout the day drink at least 8 cups of water.
Your liver is one of the most important parts of out body. Its main functions are detoxification, protein synthesis, and production of biochemicals necessary for digestion. If your liver is not working right then it could be hard to lose weight. Since your liver helps with digestion of foods then it needs to be cleaned every 6 to 9 months.
Usually when I do the 21 day liver cleanse I lose about 5 lbs. So in a sense I think that the Apple cider helps detoxify. However I have never used it alone. I have only used it in combination with the Raw cranberry and warm lemon water in the morning.0 -
It supposedly reduces your cravings for carbs.. at least that is what I have heard.
I tried the tablet form years ago but didn't notice a difference in appetite or cravings.0 -
Fact....helps reduce blood sugar level . Google it and will get more info...specially helps diabetics which have trouble with there pancreas producing enough insulin to open up the cells in the body to burn up sugar from food eaten. That when not taken care of sugar will attack nerves and stick to them causing damage to those nerves. Thats the simple version...google it....0
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I’m pretty sure this falls under the category of “Too good to be true.”
Sorry!
Wow, I experimented with that with chopped raw red onions and cucumbers "Mixed it all together" and I did lose some weight..
Before I did it, My scale read 192.2lbs.. "I was shocked that it went up 1 pound", So I decided to give that experiment a try I did it before every meal and late-night "10pm". Then - the next morning, I did my weigh-in, it read 191.2 lbs.0 -
I recently read an article by Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen that says that vinegar does help. It's not just apple cider vinegar; it's any kind. I'm a big fan because it's no calories and no sodium. I use it to dress my salads. Yes, I am shrinking. Not sure exactly how much the vinegar is contributing, but I love the stuff just the same.
http://www.realage.com/blogs/doctor-oz-roizen/can-balsamic-bring-weight-and-blood-sugar-down0 -
BE CAREFUL!! Vinegar is acidic. Its strong enough to erode the enamel on your teeth. Once you lose your enamel, you can't get it back... there is really little that can be done at that point to save your teeth.
If you insist on drinking vinegar please dilute it with water or better yet try drinking it with a straw. This way it comes in less contact with your teeth. :flowerforyou:0 -
I recently read an article by Dr. Oz and Dr. Roizen that says that vinegar does help. It's not just apple cider vinegar; it's any kind. I'm a big fan because it's no calories and no sodium. I use it to dress my salads. Yes, I am shrinking. Not sure exactly how much the vinegar is contributing, but I love the stuff just the same.
http://www.realage.com/blogs/doctor-oz-roizen/can-balsamic-bring-weight-and-blood-sugar-down
Cool, I mix mine with little bit of water, Lot's of Chopped Red Onions and cucumbers "I usually let it soak overnight". I have it before every meal - Everyday..0 -
My anecdotal input is that when I have a salad with vinegar on it, I notice I feel fuller somehow and less hungry so I'm not so likely to go and get a snack. Because I'd noticed it quite a lot I looked up vinegar and read about the cider vinegar thing... all I can say is I'm going to try it in the hope that I can cut back on my desire to snack but I'll be careful about my teeth! If taken in a small amount I'm guessing it's not going to do me any harm so why not? I have no problems with reflux but I don't think I'd try it if I did.
Only problem is that with other diet modifications and exercise I won't be able to say if it had any actual affect on my loss of weight, all I'll be able to vouch for is whether I stopped always being hungry!0 -
I actually tried it but mixed it with some Apple juice still tastes gross but it does make your stomach feel full.0
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