“ACV”…One of the Oldest Home Remedies Out There
Why is apple cider vinegar one of the oldest home remedies out there is the question you should be asking yourself.
In doing my due diligence in life’s mission to kill some gout, I continually bump into this and I finally found someone who actually made sense out of it for me.
What Is It Really?
Vinegar and apple cider vinegar is quite simply…acetic acid. I came across this article by George Glasser and he helped put this all into perspective. Most western MDs dismiss vinegar as a condiment, food preservative or a cleaner. However, when it comes to scientists studying the origin of Life on Earth, acetic acid (or vinegar) played a central role in biochemical development.
Apple Cider Vinegar and that Pungent, Distinctive Aroma
It’s the acetic acid that gives apple cider vinegar it’s strong smell and the powerful properties that it has become so well-used and so well-known for. Vinegar is produced by the secondary fermentation of wine and is the most commonly produced acid in the world.
Here is a little clip from George Glasser’s article, “Vinegar: condiment, cleaner – or essence of life?”:
- “In nature, a family of bacteria called acetobacter converts alcohol into acetic acid, and they are the single largest producer of acetic acid to keep Earth’s life machine running.”
Little by little, it is making more and more sense why apple cider vinegar is so good for gout and all kinds of other diseases and conditions.
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Oh, my goodness! My boyfriend tried the baking soda, apple cider & water, he said, it worked! Thank you soooo soooo much! I was very worried, I am still at work, though! I will buy your program on “How to Kill Gout,” when I get home! Thank you, again! ~ Elaine
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Does Apple Cider Vinegar Work for Gout?
Even though apple cider vinegar is an acid, due to the chemical interaction in the body, the biological effect is alkaline-forming; it’s not what it is on the outside, it’s what in turns into on the inside.
As I’ve said so many times before, gout, cardiovascular problems, diabetes – are all a result of over-acidity or acidosis; adding a little bit of apple cider vinegar to your everyday gout diet can go along way toward creating a more alkaline pH.
☆ Remember! Use apple cider vinegar to stay healthy and gout free.