The Bragg's have really good books on ACV and water as well.
The best source of pure water is said to be raw, organic fruits and vegetables, so we mix a tbsp. Of ACV with a tbsp. of extra-v olive oil, add a little pink salt and a squeeze or two of lemon...basic vinaigrette. Throw that on some chopped organic cucumber and/or celery (or any other vegetable with a high water content) and you're good to go. Also, first sign of a cold in the winter: a tbsp of ACV, a tbsp of raw honey (not that teddy bear nonsense) and lemon juice. Let the honey dissolve in the mix, sip it till it's gone...and the cold will be too.
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Got two bottles in my pantry.
I had been taking a swig every day but I am slipping.
The Koreans also hipped me to some "Black Rice Vinegar" that you should check out as well.
Do you just drink this straight? And, if so, how much? Please advise.
Im wondering the same?
Hey Fellas.
Nah.
Not straight.
No. No.
Drop 2 tablespoons in an 8 ounce glass of water.
Try to get a good water if you can.
Avoid plastic. Flouride.
Drink that bad boy in the morning and in the evening.
It will keep you from getting diabetes.
straight up.
fuck with them corporate flunky negros say.
somethin in the apple vinegar.
helps your body metabolize sugar without destroying your ability to produce insulin.
trust me.
drink it.
give it to your women.
your children.
drink it.
The Bragg's have really good books on ACV and water as well.
The best source of pure water is said to be raw, organic fruits and vegetables, so we mix a tbsp. Of ACV with a tbsp. of extra-v olive oil, add a little pink salt and a squeeze or two of lemon...basic vinaigrette. Throw that on some chopped organic cucumber and/or celery (or any other vegetable with a high water content) and you're good to go.
Also, first sign of a cold in the winter: a tbsp of ACV, a tbsp of raw honey (not that teddy bear nonsense) and lemon juice. Let the honey dissolve in the mix, sip it till it's gone...and the cold will be too.
LOL..."not that teddy bear nonsense"
Thanks sounds viable
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