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health advisory Hospital Alternative Medicine 2007-11-16 3:11:27

plz include your sources too, and none from the retailers of apple cider vinegar either

Answer:

Probably not. There's no financial benefit from doing a good, controlled study.

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I doubt it, but you can check medline or J. Nutrition to see if anyone cares enough to spend time with this stuff.

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I have read numerous articles on this home remedy and it does have health benefits it a anti-oxidant I take it for my blood pressure and it works

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Try Goggling 'benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar"

Kevin Trudeau also talks about it in his book Natural Cures-They don't want you to know about...('they' being the government and big Pharma)

also, personal experience, I found a recipe for a cold and flu elixir with Apple Cider as the base -tastes nasty, but, any time I feel a sore throat or runny nose coming on- I take a T. ..I haven't had a cold or bronchitis in 2 yrs...

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Dr. Angus Peters ( University of Edinburgh )

Did a study of the effects of apple vinegar and honey to reduce arthritis pain.

Dr. Raymond Fish ( London ) did a study on the effects of Garlic and Honey as a fat destroyer and weight reducer.

I know of no other in dept studies, other then those of Natural Healers or Holistic Healers. But these are not controlled studies as per above. I know of no studies just on Apple Vinegar alone.