"there is no scientific evidence that
apple cider vinegar has any medical
properties." said beth fontenot, ms, ldn,
rd, of mcneese state university and lamar
university in tx. Her comprehensive
report on acv can be found at:
http://www.Findarticles.Com/p/articl
es/mi_m0gcu/is_n6_v14/ai_20152545 .
(if this url does not work, do google
searach for the report using key words:
"the sour truth about apple cider vinegar"
and "beth fontenot")
in addition, acv is known to:
* ruin the enamel on the teeth.
* cause corrosive esophageal injury.
(
http://www.Ncbi.Nlm.Nih.Gov/entrez
/query.Fcgi?Cmd=retrieve&db=pubmed&
;list_uids=12376715&dopt=abstract
--or, google search using key words:
"corrosive oesophageal injury following
vinegar ingestion" and "chung ch", and
http://www.Ncbi.Nlm.Nih.Gov/entrez
/query.Fcgi?Cmd=retrieve&db=pubmed&
;list_uids=15983536&dopt=abstract
, or google search using key words:
"esophageal injury by apple cider vinegar
tablets" and " hill ll" .)
* cause serious health problems --
hypokalemia, hypereninemia and
osteoporosis.
(http://content.Karger.Com/produktedb/prod
ukte.Asp?Aktion=showabstract&artikelnr
=45180&produktnr=223854&ausgabe=22
4764 , or google search using key words:
abstract "hypokalemia, hyperreninemia and
osteoporosis" and "karl lhotta" .)
