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Apple Cider Vinegar

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Apple cider vinegar is one of the most versatile products in the world and is used in everything from cooking to cleaning and for various health and medicinal benefits. Many people believe that the organic or cloudy apple cider vinegar is more potent for health needs because it contains valuable enzymes and proteins as well as some bacteria that are good for the body. Cider vinegar also has anti-microbial properties and has often been used in treating wounds and skin conditions to keep them clear of dangerous bacteria. There is also some research evidence that apple cider vinegar can reduce elevated blood sugar levels and help with conditions such as diabetes.

 

Food

 

There are a wide range of uses for apple cider vinegar, in dressings and food recipes, and most households have a bottle or two on hand along with various herbs and spices. This means there are plenty of ways to get the health benefits of cider vinegar, for instance, by adding a few teaspoons to your morning fruit juice or making a tasty salad dressing for your evening meal.

 

Cure for an Upset Stomach

 

Mix some water with a little apple cider vinegar, drink it and you could find a soothing cure for your stomach upset. This is probably due to its antimicrobial benefits and the pectin which it contains may well also help stop things like intestinal spasms. A spoonful of apple cider vinegar has even been touted as a cure hiccups.

 

Sore Throats and Blocked Noses

 

Again because of its effect on bad bacteria, apple cider vinegar can be used to sooth a sore throat because the germs can’t handle the acidic environment the liquid provides. All you need to do is mix half and half with slightly warm water and gargle every hour or so to see some improvement. Apple cider vinegar also has some good decongestant properties too so if you have blocked sinuses using it can help drain all that mucus out and clear your head.

 

Heart Health

 

There needs to be some more research done on the value of apple cider vinegar here but there is some suggestion that small amounts in your diet can help to reduce cholesterol and therefore reduce the risk of a heart attack.

 

Oral Health

 

For those who suffer from bad breath, a quick gargle with an apple cider solution can help deal with even the worst case of halitosis. It’s also thought to work on the teeth by helping with whitening though because of the acidic properties this shouldn’t be done more than once a day with a diluted solution.

 

Indigestion and Weight Loss

 

If you suffer from indigestion on a regular basis or are about to eat rich foods that are sure to give you a problem later, taking a teaspoon of cider vinegar beforehand can help keep the stomach settled. There is also growing evidence that it can act as an appetite suppressant and aid in weight loss for some people. A few studies have shown that it has an effect on how our bodies handle starch which could mean that fewer calories get into the body.

 

Hair and Skin

 

Because of its acidity, many people use apple cider vinegar for treating problems such as dandruff because it changes the pH of the scalp, making it more difficult for yeast to grow. The best way to use vinegar is to mix it with water and spray it as a fine mist onto your scalp. For the same reasons, apple cider vinegar is also good for people who suffer from acne with the malic and lactic acids the liquid contains helping to soften the skin and counter problems like blackheads.

 

Energy Levels

 

Apple cider vinegar has always been thought to have some invigorating properties and has been used since ancient times to provide a tonic to pick up energy levels. This could be due to the potassium it contains and adding a teaspoon to a drink of water can soon have you feeling a lot more lively. Incidentally, if you suffer from something like night time leg cramps, a little cider vinegar before you go to bed can provide the potassium your muscles need to relax while you sleep.

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