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Thread: What are the benefits for apple cider vinegar?

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    Re: What are the benefits for apple cider vinegar?

    Quote Originally Posted by 1busterdawg
    TOUCHE FRIEND.YOUR OBVIOUSLY THE MORE EDUCATED ONE IN THIS CONVERSATION. FOR THE RECORD I'M A 'RAW DAWG' ENTHUSIEST. AND AM INTERESTED IN YOUR LITERATURE. NOW BACK TO ACV AND (SCIENTIFIC) CLAIMS.. I DON'T HAVE THE RESOURCES OR THE TIME AS YOU TO ALL THE EXTENSIVE RESEARCH AS YOUSELF BUT FOR THE RECORD ORGANIC RAW APPLE CIDER VINEGER IS SIMPLY FERMENTED "GOD-GIVEN" ORGANIC APPLE'S AND 'WE ALL KNOW AN APPLE A-DAY KEEPS THE Dr (BIG-PHARM) AWAY!!! "SCIENCE/MAN"---" "ORGANIC(NATURAL)/GOD"...WHO DO YOU TRUST? PEACE JACK. *GITUM*!!!!
    Actually, you and I are kindred spirits, in that I much prefer natural alternatives to mainstream products. As you noted, my own products are natural medicinals, but I have to make sure what I am using really works.

    Don't feel bad, I too was real interested in ACV, in fact I used to take it. But when my own beliefs got challenged, I really couldn't find any hard science supporting its use. Not like what supports other herbs like garlic. Garlic really is an incredible herb, but some of what's purported to be "cure-alls" really don't amount to much when put under the microscope.

    This doesn't mean all herbal / natural medicinals don't work, just some.

    Jack

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    Re: What are the benefits for apple cider vinegar?

    ONCE AGAIN "TOUCHE"! JACK, BRAGG'S ACV SITE HAS A VERY INFORMATIVE BOOK ABOUT $9.00 ON THERE SITE. I'T DOESN'T HAVE MANY IF ANY AT ALL (SCIENTIFICALLY STUDIED) FACTS. WICH IF I HAVE TO WILL TRY TO DEBATE IT LATER. HOPEFULLY MUCH LATER LOL. BUT IF HIPPOCRATES TAUGHT ABOUT AND SWORE BY IN ABOUT 40BC AND ACV STOOD THE BIGGEST TEST OF ALL (TIME) WOULDN'T YOU AT LEAST BE SLIGHTLY MORE INCLINED TO RESEARCH IT A LITTLE MORE? AND AS FAR AS "CURE-ALLS" WE KNOW BETTER, BUT PREVENTION IS WORTH AH HOW MUCH CURE... U KNOW WHAT IT IS. PEACE... *GITUM*!!! P.S YOU SAID DON'T FEEL BAD... WELL I, LIKE "TONY THE TIGER" FEEEL GRRREAT. HAD MY ACV THIS MORNING... LOL

  3. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by CA Jack View Post
    Not like what supports other herbs like garlic. Garlic really is an incredible herb, but some of what's purported to be "cure-alls" really don't amount to much when put under the microscope.
    This doesn't mean all herbal / natural medicinals don't work, just some.
    Jack
    Hi Jack bit confused about ur view about Garlic, do u think its good or bad for dogs...I give my dog one teaspoon of garlic powder 4 days a week...have read too much of Garlic can affect the Blood Count.. Also wat do u think about Turmeric ...
    By the way i feed raw..
    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by inkdogg View Post
    Hi Jack bit confused about ur view about Garlic, do u think its good or bad for dogs...I give my dog one teaspoon of garlic powder 4 days a week...have read too much of Garlic can affect the Blood Count.. Also wat do u think about Turmeric ...
    By the way i feed raw..
    Thanks
    Nothing to be confused about

    Simply stated, garlic powder is useless. The actual herb, garlic, when given raw and fresh, is an exceptional tonic/antibiotic.

    The medicinal properties of garlic come from allicin, which are triggered through the crushing of the actual garlic clove (or single horn) ... but which must be used within the first 5 minutes to get the peak efficacy of the allicin ... which is why using long-dried garlic "powder" does nothing ... as the key medicinal properties of the allicin have long since vanished.

    Hope this clarifies!

    Jack

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    Yes That makes it very clear...Ill make sure its fresh garlic from now on Thanks Jack

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