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Did you know the apple cider vinegar in your kitchen right now is also good for you? It has been used as an old school remedy for many years which include helping to cure symptoms of the flu to skin conditions such as warts. Adding a little of this sour liquid to your life may have some great health benefits.
How is it made? There are many sources that vinegar can be made from such as apples, honey, grains, molasses, etc. They all have the ability to be fermented. This can be done by using a slow or fast process of fermentation. Yeasts ferment the sugars in the apples into alcohol and then bacteria convert the alcohol into acetic acid in apple cider vinegar. Acetic acid is the main key ingredient in vinegar which creates the bold flavor. It also contains nutrients such as B vitamins and vitamin C.
There is a buildup of yeast and bacteria called the mother when you make vinegar using the slow fermentation process. This
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When it is out of balance in humans it can cause a yeast infection or overgrowth in the gut. When the balance of good and bad bacteria in the gut is disturbed by antibiotic medications or poor food choices, candida can colonize the GI tract and grow out of control. If this occurs candida can cause many symptoms such as fatigue, poor memory, digestive issues, irritability, and sugar cravings. Apple cider vinegar is the only type of vinegar recommended to people dealing with candida due to its prebiotic and many gut health enhancing ingredients.
Clears your skin: Apple cider vinegar is also great to help promote healthy, glowing skin. Make your life easy and simple by using apple cider vinegar as a great all-natural, easy, and inexpensive addition to your beauty routine. Many loyal apple cider vinegar users report smaller pores, more even skin tone and less breakouts from acne. The idea here is the apple cider vinegar can restore the skin's natural acidity, skin that is too acidic or alkaline can lead to

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