Take it straight If you’re thinking about downing some apple cider vinegar and then quickly eating or drinking something else ...

Distilled white vinegar is a popular natural household cleaner. Can apple cider vinegar be used as a substitute?

A lot of claims have been made about apple cider vinegar, but let's get down to the facts. Can apple cider vinegar clean food and surfaces? Yes. It has antimicrobial properties and could get rid ...

To use apple cider vinegar as a hair rinse, combine up to two tablespoons with a cup of water, then pour over the hair after ...

Apple cider is a fall favorite, but in some cases it can make you sick if you're not careful. Local health department are warning consumers to take notice if their cider is unpasteurized because ...

As far back as 3,300 BC, apple cider vinegar was used to treat infections or insect bites.Hippocrates, the father of modern ...

While drinking apple cider vinegar may have some health benefits, more research is necessary. It’s unlikely that taking a swig of apple cider vinegar in the morning will significantly affect ...

Douglas Twenefour, head of care at Diabetes UK sets the record straight on the most common misunderstandings about sugar, ...

There’s no scientific evidence that apple cider vinegar (ACV) can remove skin tags. Moreover, it may even irritate or burn the skin. It’s best to have skin tags removed by a dermatologist.

You can't go wrong with apple cider vinegar for gut health. The problem? It doesn't taste great. But thanks to these ACV drinks, the benefits without the bitterness are but a purchase away.

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