Apple Cider Vinegar

[sowhat 1,572]

We've used it for about 5 yrs now, 1 tea spoon 3 times a week with no adverse affects as yet lol

[jeemes 5,082]

 

They dont want us to have natrual ways of healing and curing , cause wares therw profit??????

Sad but true

Selling cider vinegar to people who don't need it. They don't produce it for free.

 

Put a core in it will yer

[jeemes 5,082]

It is acidic itself but has an acid neutralising effect in your body.

[Maximus Ferret 2,065]

ahh Jeemes, we'll have to agree to disagree on this. (In other words, you're wrong).

[jeemes 5,082]

I take your point Maximus about studies etc and I agree a lot of this natural stuff is being sold to us and we shouldnt just believe anything we are told and believe all the claims, especially by people selling it to us.BUT if you are keeping an open mind to absorb new knowledge which Im sure you are then try googling Margaret Hills clinic and have a look at that. As I said in a previous post I know at least one person cured of arthritis strictly using this diet which was acknowledged by a consultant at the hospital in a letter to his colleague. In other words,he believed in the vinegar.

[Maximus Ferret 2,065]

To be honest I'm not seriously fussed either way. I just like an argument sometimes . I have a bit of arthritis in my wrists from working out with a heavy sandbag in my younger days and in my knees from years of cycling and freediving with metre long carbon fibre fins. Walking downhill with weight on my back is a bit dodgy these days but I reckon persevering is the way to go. Use it or lose it. I still cycle a fair bit and freedive too, though after a few hours in the sea, climbing out over rocks is painful on the knees .

All well worth it though. Keep on truckin'. (Maybe I should get some cider vinegar after all)

Edited July 20, 2016 by Maximus Ferret

[jeemes 5,082]

To be honest I'm not seriously fussed either way. I just like an argument sometimes . I have a bit of arthritis in my wrists from working out with a heavy sandbag in my younger days and in my knees from years of cycling and freediving with metre long carbon fibre fins. Walking downhill with weight on my back is a bit dodgy these days but I reckon persevering is the way to go. Use it or lose it. I still cycle a fair bit and freedive too, though after a few hours in the sea, climbing out over rocks is painful on the knees .

All well worth it though. Keep on truckin'. (Maybe I should get some cider vinegar after all)

I was talking serious arthritis not aches and pains through ware and tare,but thanks for your life story anyway,perhaps you should write a book....or not..

[Maximus Ferret 2,065]

Probably not.

[Joshua Wheeler 60]

Funny how folk are scared of natrual products

[Joshua Wheeler 60]

The only bad stuff for us, the aniamls the planet is the shit we create

Fact

Get educated

[Maximus Ferret 2,065]

The only bad stuff for us, the aniamls the planet is the shit we create

Fact

Get educated

Nobody ever said it was bad for you, only that it wasn't proven to cure anything.

(Sorry Jeemes, I've been out and got more beer now.)

Edited July 20, 2016 by Maximus Ferret

[Maximus Ferret 2,065]

The only bad stuff for us, the aniamls the planet is the shit we create

Fact

Get educated

The shit we create is bad for us. I won't disagree with you there. At the risk of boring Jeemes to death I'll proudly boast that I marched at Torness and other places in the 80's.

[tinytiger 872]

I thought it was for if you were trying to take weight off a dog