





Sansu Olive Cider Vinegar (500ml Each) for Sugar Level, Digestion, Liver & Kidney Health
Manufacturer
Sansu Health Care
Key Information
Short Description
Sansu Olive Cider Vinegar is a natural product made from olive juice, containing multiple vitamins and minerals. It is used in cooking, salad dressings, and as a health drink, with potential health benefits such as improving digestion and promoting heart health.
Dosage Form
Liquid
Introduction
Sansu Olive Cider Vinegar is a type of vinegar made from olive juice, which is a natural product that contains multiple vitamins and minerals. It is made through a slow fermentation process, which preserves the fruit's nutrients and enhances the flavor. This vinegar is commonly used in cooking and salad dressings, and it can also be consumed directly as a health drink.
Directions for Use
Add 2 tablespoons full (10ml) to lukewarm water and consume after meal.Below 10 years- not to be taken.10-18 years- 1 tablespoon full (5ml) with lukewarm water after meal.Above 18 years- 3 tablespoons (10ml) with lukewarm water after meal
How it works
The slow fermentation process preserves the fruit's nutrients and enhances the flavor, making it a natural product with potential health benefits.
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Frequently asked questions
What is olive cider vinegar?
Olive cider vinegar is a type of vinegar made from fermented olives. It is similar to apple cider vinegar in terms of its health benefits and uses.
How do you take olive cider vinegar?
Olive cider vinegar can be added to salad dressings, used as a marinade for meats, added to soups or stews, or diluted with water and consumed as a health tonic