One of today's favorite weight loss supplements would have to be Apple Cider Vinegar. Although this is by no means a new miracle remedy. It has in fact been around for centuries. Now for something to still be in use after such a long time, surely it must hold some kind of magical properties.
The magic is in the many minerals and components. There are 19 minerals and 93 components all very beneficial for maintaining a healthy body.
Benefits that come from using apple-cider vinegar, either in vinegar or apple cider vinegar capsules or pill form, include reduced cholesterol, reduction of blood pressure or as a relief from headaches and eczema. However I am not a Doctor or pharmacist and cannot say for sure of these things, but I can tell you that I have tried apple-cider vinegar supplements, for some weeks now, in replace of food and have found that I have made a significant loss of fat.
Apple-cider vinegar is made through the fermentation of apple-cider, where the sugars and yeast break down to create alcohol and then further into vinegar, which can be used in cooking. It can be used much like other vinegars such as white wine vinegar. As it is been found to have certain properties to increase metabolism, which when eaten with other foods make you feel fuller quicker than normal, during meals. This may be why it is used as a weight loss tool.
Using apple-cider vinegar as your main food supplement, either in capsule or pill form to make up the bulk of your diet plan, is entirely your own choice. I would strongly recommend that you research the subject first, and/or seek advice from a professional dietician, your local GP or pharmacist, before committing yourself. This should be true with any weight loss program or diet plan you may begin as there may be some safety concerns or possible side-effects to take into consideration.
What are some apple cider vinegar benefits? First of all, apple cider vinegar can be seen as a remedy and supplement, not simply a food or something you might use for salad dressing (though that's a perfectly good and healthy use for it!).
This is a natural food that comes from the fermentation of apple juice. It's actually the result of fermentation beyond what you'd do to create hard apple cider. So, the benefits of apple cider vinegar can be partly attributed to apples, and partly to the unique product created be the fermentation process.
In modern times, the medicinal uses for apple cider vinegar were probably best publicized by D.C. Jarvis a Vermont doctor who became familiar with the use of this product as a folk remedy. Used on animals as well as humans, Jarvis found that it could cure or prevent many common ailments, from colds and viruses to arthritis and digestive problems. More recently it has become a component of some natural diets, aiding in the weight loss process.
Apple cider vinegar can be seen as a "superfood," something that is good for the body as a whole. Skeptic will sometimes see this as reason for suspicion -how can one food or medicine be good for everything? But if we look at the body holistically, this is not so mysterious. If something has a beneficial effect on the immune system, for example, this will make it an excellent preventative for any number of ailments.
Some of the more common claims made for this superfood include:
- Beneficial for digestion
- Good for increasing metabolism and weight loss
- Prevents or reduces severity of allergies
- Prevents or reduces frequency or severity of colds and other respiratory ailments
- Beneficial for kidney stones and bladder problems
- Helps reduce symptoms of arthritis and other muscle and joint ailments.
- Helps alkalize the body (even though vinegar tastes acidic, it has an alkalizing effect after digestion)
At the same time, we should not think of apple cider vinegar -or anything else- as a cure-all. No food or supplement can make up for eating a poor diet or lack of exercise over a long period of time. However, when combined with a healthy lifestyle, this product can help you feel better, lose weight, and possibly be less susceptible to many common health problems.
How should you take apple cider vinegar? There are several options. You can use it as a food, making salad dressings for example. You can take it straight out of the bottle, several tablespoons per day for example. If you find it too hard to take straight, it can be diluted with water. Some people simply dislike the taste of vinegar and would prefer not to taste it at all. If you fall into this category but would still like to enjoy its benefits, you can find supplements in capsule form that you can swallow.
Fortunately, this is not a terribly rare or expensive item, so you can try it and start to experience apple cider vinegar benefits for yourself.
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