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Apple Cider Vinegar Water - Beneficial or a fad?
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It's supposed to help get rid of liver fat! Anything acidic in moderation is going to help with fat loss.
The only peer-reviewed papers on Pubmed I could find (that relate to ACV and the liver) are these two:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24894721
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21561165
So if you're a rat or a mouse with no ovaries, being force fed cholesterol, it might just work*.
*Where "work" means lower blood lipids a little bit.4 -
It is not a miracle drink. It does however stabilize insulin and blood glucose levels. This, combined with healthy eating and exercise, helps to lose weight easier. People have had great success when combining ACV and Garcinia Cambogia pills. I do this myself, twice daily.0
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Tannabug2008 wrote: »It is not a miracle drink. It does however stabilize insulin and blood glucose levels. This, combined with healthy eating and exercise, helps to lose weight easier. People have had great success when combining ACV and Garcinia Cambogia pills. I do this myself, twice daily.
Garcinia Cambogia isn't doing much of anything.2
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