Bragg Organic Raw Unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar is a natural product made from organically grown apples, containing the 'mother' of vinegar, and is suitable for ages for medicine and cooking purposes.

Introduction:
Bragg Organic Raw Unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar is a natural product that has been used for ages for its numerous health benefits. It is made from organically grown apples and contains the 'mother' of vinegar, which is a gel-like substance that contains the beneficial bacteria and nutrients. This product is suitable for ages and can be used for medicine and cooking purposes.

Dosage Form:
Liquid

Side Effects:

• Drinking more than the recommended amount of apple cider vinegar can damage teeth, hurt the throat and upset the stomach

How to Use:
Mix 1-2 tbsp in an 8 oz glass of filtered or sparkling water, perfect taken 2-3 times daily, add to your favourite smoothie or drink, mix into homemade salad dressing and sauces, apple cider vinegar should not be consumed undiluted

How it Works:
The exact mechanism of action is not specified, but it is believed to work due to its antioxidant and antimicrobial effects.

FAQs:

• Is it good to drink apple cider vinegar every day?
  Although consuming apple cider vinegar is associated with numerous health benefits, taking large amounts daily can be dangerous for the body. Read the label or consult a healthcare professional before including apple cider vinegar in your daily routine.


• Who should not consume Bragg Organic Raw Unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar?
  Apple cider vinegar is not recommended for people experiencing digestive issues, low potassium levels and diabetes. In such cases, we advise you to consult a medical professional in advance.


• How can apple cider vinegar be consumed without damaging the teeth?
  To minimise exposure to acetic acid, you can dilute the vinegar with water and consume it with a straw. Also, rinse your mouth after the consumption of apple cider vinegar.


• What are the side effects of consuming apple cider vinegar every day?
  As apple cider vinegar has high acidity, drinking more than the recommended amount of apple cider vinegar can damage teeth, hurt the throat and upset the stomach.