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    the benefits of Vinegar

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    • Posts: 912 Member
      I think this article does a good job of outlining why people have continued to believe it's helpful and what the research actually suggests you do with the vinegar. I think it takes some science literacy to look at the raw papers, but i like that there is a link to them if you want to read for yourself.
      http://www.cnn.com/2017/07/19/health/apple-cider-vinegar-weight-loss/index.html
      I don't have a dog in the race, but wanted to give some sources if you want to look into it further. In any event, good luck with your efforts!
    • Posts: 7,097 Member
      eliciaobrien1 wrote: »
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      Is it only a Canadian thing? I guess I just figured everyone did it but I am Canadian soooo....

      We used to have salt and vinegar hot chips in Australia in the 80s. Not sure if anyone still does here.

      Mmmm, now I want some.

    • Posts: 325 Member
      I use vinegar to clean the house.
    • Posts: 402 Member
      I'm currently sick with shingles, which is really unpleasant. But I had a good (if painful) laugh yesterday - while looking at YouTube videos about shingles, I saw several titled "cure your shingles with ACV". I can't even read about my illness without some ACV woo!
    • Posts: 1,320 Member
      It would help me more to drink 16 oz of vinegar right after a meal... bc I would puke up all the food I ate before I got any of the calories...
      In seriousness, CICO helps with weight loss, not vinegar (ACV or any other type). Everyone wants a magic bullet, but science hasn't found one yet and probably never will.
    • Posts: 3,262 Member
      cwells16 wrote: »
      It's great for dyeing eggs and de-scaling my coffee maker.

      I use white vinegar to clean my kettle
    • Posts: 1,092 Member
      Never heard this one.
    • Posts: 89 Member
      eliciaobrien1 wrote: »
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      Is it only a Canadian thing? I guess I just figured everyone did it but I am Canadian soooo....

      It's very popular in the UK too, with salt.
    • Posts: 13,342 Member
      No
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