Apple cider vinegar
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chellebelle272
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Has anyone tried that apple cider vinegar stuff how did you use it and were there any side effects did it work i saw it on face book supposed to help with weight loss
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It won't help with weight loss. It has been shown to have some other health benefits, but you can also find reports out there claiming it hurts you in some ways too.0
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Generally speaking, if you see a tip anything shared via social media, it's not true.11
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Maybe to induce vomiting, but no magical weight loss panacea. Calorie deficit will cause weight loss.4
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It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...2 -
It does not help with weight loss.
It makes a great addition to barbecue sauce, though.3 -
I tried it but couldn't keep it up, I didnt notice any difference in health or weight loss. It tastes disgusting when downing it straight in a shot glass and it hurt my face from all the contorting lol One thing it did do... Is put me off of vinegar forever!!!
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I take ACV capsules for two reasons. 1) It helps with digestion and I have a hard time digesting fats (I'm eating LCHF). 2) For me, it does seem to help sweets cravings.
I don't see it directly impacting weight loss. If it helps with weight loss it's because I'm eating less sweets then I would be otherwise, but it doesn't "cause" weight loss.0 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...
Do you apply acv directly on the skin, like a salve? I get Charlie-horses frequently.0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...
Do you apply acv directly on the skin, like a salve? I get Charlie-horses frequently.
Applying ACV directly to the skin does get rid of skin barnacles. I've done it two ways 1. put it on a piece of a cotton ball and used a band aid to get it to stick and 2. made a paste with bentonite clay powder.
I used to get Charley horses but no longer do - I think for me the cause was a vitamin deficiency that I have since corrected. My SO used to get them a lot but no more after upping his water consumption after passing kidney stones.
http://www.webmd.com/pain-management/muscle-spasms-cramps-charley-horse0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...
Do you apply acv directly on the skin, like a salve? I get Charlie-horses frequently.
No, that's about the only time I'll shoot the stuff...I get really tight calves for whatever reason and charlie horses to follow...often after a long ride, even though I stretch and roll...the ACV seems to provide some quick relief...anecdotal as it is. My Dr. is the one who told me about it and he's not usually into woo and an avid cyclist like myself.2 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...
Do you apply acv directly on the skin, like a salve? I get Charlie-horses frequently.
No, that's about the only time I'll shoot the stuff...I get really tight calves for whatever reason and charlie horses to follow...often after a long ride, even though I stretch and roll...the ACV seems to provide some quick relief...anecdotal as it is. My Dr. is the one who told me about it and he's not usually into woo and an avid cyclist like myself.
Cool. I have tight calves, too, from lots of hiking. Thanks, good to know.0 -
kshama2001 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...
Do you apply acv directly on the skin, like a salve? I get Charlie-horses frequently.
Applying ACV directly to the skin does get rid of skin barnacles. I've done it two ways 1. put it on a piece of a cotton ball and used a band aid to get it to stick and 2. made a paste with bentonite clay powder.
I used to get Charley horses but no longer do - I think for me the cause was a vitamin deficiency that I have since corrected. My SO used to get them a lot but no more after upping his water consumption after passing kidney stones.
http://www.webmd.com/pain-management/muscle-spasms-cramps-charley-horse
Ah, skin tags! I have a couple on my eyelid. Somehow applying vinegar close to my eye doesn't sound so good but good to know. Thank you2 -
queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...
Do you apply acv directly on the skin, like a salve? I get Charlie-horses frequently.
No, that's about the only time I'll shoot the stuff...I get really tight calves for whatever reason and charlie horses to follow...often after a long ride, even though I stretch and roll...the ACV seems to provide some quick relief...anecdotal as it is. My Dr. is the one who told me about it and he's not usually into woo and an avid cyclist like myself.
Cool. I have tight calves, too, from lots of hiking. Thanks, good to know.
worth a try...can't hurt...I wouldn't shoot that stuff too much though, wreck your teethe.0 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...
Do you apply acv directly on the skin, like a salve? I get Charlie-horses frequently.
No, that's about the only time I'll shoot the stuff...I get really tight calves for whatever reason and charlie horses to follow...often after a long ride, even though I stretch and roll...the ACV seems to provide some quick relief...anecdotal as it is. My Dr. is the one who told me about it and he's not usually into woo and an avid cyclist like myself.
Cool. I have tight calves, too, from lots of hiking. Thanks, good to know.
worth a try...can't hurt...I wouldn't shoot that stuff too much though, wreck your teethe.
I'll use a straw. Lol0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...
Do you apply acv directly on the skin, like a salve? I get Charlie-horses frequently.
No, that's about the only time I'll shoot the stuff...I get really tight calves for whatever reason and charlie horses to follow...often after a long ride, even though I stretch and roll...the ACV seems to provide some quick relief...anecdotal as it is. My Dr. is the one who told me about it and he's not usually into woo and an avid cyclist like myself.
Cool. I have tight calves, too, from lots of hiking. Thanks, good to know.
worth a try...can't hurt...I wouldn't shoot that stuff too much though, wreck your teethe.
I'll use a straw. Lol
There is a woman at my work who sips on grapefruit juice mixed with ACV and lemon wedges all day long. Every time I see it I think "what about your teeth!?!"2 -
queenliz99 wrote: »kshama2001 wrote: »queenliz99 wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »It doesn't have any magical properties that help with weight loss...it is tasty in many BBQ recipes and I like using it in some of the dressings I make.
It does help with a charlie horse though...
Do you apply acv directly on the skin, like a salve? I get Charlie-horses frequently.
Applying ACV directly to the skin does get rid of skin barnacles. I've done it two ways 1. put it on a piece of a cotton ball and used a band aid to get it to stick and 2. made a paste with bentonite clay powder.
I used to get Charley horses but no longer do - I think for me the cause was a vitamin deficiency that I have since corrected. My SO used to get them a lot but no more after upping his water consumption after passing kidney stones.
http://www.webmd.com/pain-management/muscle-spasms-cramps-charley-horse
Ah, skin tags! I have a couple on my eyelid. Somehow applying vinegar close to my eye doesn't sound so good but good to know. Thank you
Ow ow ow ow ow.1 -
Tastes great on pulled pork and is even a reasonable substitute for malt vinegar on fish & chips, but it does absolutely nothing for weight loss.6
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Mixed with Dawn dish soap it is the absolute best way to get rid of fruit flies.
Also makes a good facial toner.5 -
I like it in salad dressing. It's also nice mixed with honey in hot water when I've got a cold.
Does bugger all for weight loss.0
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