Apple Cider Vinegar for FAT LOSS
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Amazing study! Have any of you tried it? Or are doing it right now?
Amazing study! Have any of you tried it? Or are doing it right now?
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How many more ACV threads are we going to see this week?
IT DOESN'T WORK FOR WEIGHT LOSS.16 -
just no.2
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Puleeez.1
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I'd be willing to bet a year's salary that I could easily lose weight (mostly fat) and not change my diet whatsoever, outside of eating a packet of sugar straight every day.
How, you may ask?
I'd simply move a bit more.
I'd then make billion$ by claiming that eating additional sugar, without changing diet, burns fat.5 -
I think he's being sarcastic.0
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Interesting responses y'all. Thanks for your input.0
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Did you read the actual study or just the ad using the study to sell product? I haven't looked up the study yet, just wondering if you did.1
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Does ACV work for weight loss?
Short answer: No.
Long answer: Nooooooooooo.17 -
Third time this week.....and the answer is still NO.4
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4th ACV thread today. It really is January!9
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BruinsGal_91 wrote: »How many more ACV threads are we going to see this week?
IT DOESN'T WORK FOR WEIGHT LOSS.
It's just after the New Year, so all the fad/woo pushers in the diet/weight loss industry are out in force to prey upon the new "Resolutioners" looking for the magic potion/pill that will quickly and effortlessly melt that fat off them. Happens every year.
ACV is just one more scam that won't do jack squat for weight loss.4 -
Someone posted in another thread about the increase in deaths from people guzzling vinegar.
Need to find that...
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No.10 -
Oh wow, I guess I should read ALL the threads before posting something huh? My apologies if I increased your heart rate and got you closer to a heart attack with this post. I will have to agree about the terrible smell.2
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This nonsense has been around since the 1970's. If it really did work I think it would have been proven by a reputable source.....not the "Muscle PHD Academy."2
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I use it for other things not weight loss3
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nutmegoreo wrote: »Did you read the actual study or just the ad using the study to sell product? I haven't looked up the study yet, just wondering if you did.
^^I'd like to know this as well before I go digging.0 -
Don't knock it till you try it, right? Well, I tried it. All I got was heartburn. Lesson learned.2
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BruinsGal_91 wrote: »How many more ACV threads are we going to see this week?
IT DOESN'T WORK FOR WEIGHT LOSS.
I've lost 21 lbs by taking it every morning and I no longer suffer with acid reflux without changing what I eat or do. So in my case YES it does help with weight loss.2 -
quietcarlos wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »How many more ACV threads are we going to see this week?
IT DOESN'T WORK FOR WEIGHT LOSS.
I've lost 21 lbs by taking it every morning and I no longer suffer with acid reflux without changing what I eat or do. So in my case YES it does help with weight loss.
It is physically impossible to lose weight without a calorie deficit, and ACV will not create that deficit for you.
You cut calories somewhere, otherwise you would not have lost weight.
It's physics, and none of us defy the laws of physics.7 -
quietcarlos wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »How many more ACV threads are we going to see this week?
IT DOESN'T WORK FOR WEIGHT LOSS.
I've lost 21 lbs by taking it every morning and I no longer suffer with acid reflux without changing what I eat or do. So in my case YES it does help with weight loss.
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quietcarlos wrote: »BruinsGal_91 wrote: »How many more ACV threads are we going to see this week?
IT DOESN'T WORK FOR WEIGHT LOSS.
I've lost 21 lbs by taking it every morning and I no longer suffer with acid reflux without changing what I eat or do. So in my case YES it does help with weight loss.
Nope.
You've cut calories. That's why you've lost weight.2 -
If anyone's interested, here's the link to the actual study:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19661687
And here's a link to a pretty good response to that study (and the woo that proliferated around it):
http://www.overcomeobesity.org/supplements/apple-cider-vinegar-is-not-likely-to-increase-your-metabolic-rate/3 -
There's nothing magical about ACV and it does NOT help with weightloss. Period!
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Years ago, when I was a teen looking for a quick fix, I tried taking ACV to "boost my metabolism." I didn't lose a pound, primarily because I didn't change my eating habits or increase my activity, but I will say this: it helped my chronic stomach pain a lot and worked better than pain killers when it came to getting rid of menstrual cramps.0
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Really, again? Happy January - the month of I want to lose all the weight without doing any work - just give me a magic potion...1
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If you see any product using the term "fat loss" or "body fat" you can usually stop reading right there.2
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I want to know who is doing the fat loss marketing for ACV. Whoever it is, they're doing an unbelievable job.0
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I want to know who is doing the fat loss marketing for ACV. Whoever it is, they're doing an unbelievable job.
Yep, the ACV threads are out-stripping all the other woo by a country mile. Have raspberry ketones fallen out of favour? Haven't seen anyone asking about those for a while now.1
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