Apple Cider Vinager................a few questions

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I am looking for info on the benefits of apple cider vinager. Does

anyone have a site they can recommend? Does anyone use apple cider

vinagar and has it worked for you? Can you use Heinz or does it have

to be unfilter/unprocessed or whatever you call it lol. Last but not

least how in the world do you drink it? The amount and can you add

anything to it for taste?

 

Thanks

Kathy

[Guest guest]

We do acv drinks over here and feel that it's good for

our overall diets.

 

We did major changes to our diets since Oct. and so

since we've changed so many things at once, I couldn't

tell you how much acv has helped. All I can say is we

have all lost lots of weight, gained lots more energy

and feel loads better with what we're doing.

 

Don't bother with the store bought vinegars. Their

dead and useless. The processing killed whatever

nutrients were in them. You want the raw stuff with

the mother in it. We use Braggs acv.

 

You can check out the website at www.braggs.com.

 

Oh, almost forgot. Here's how we drink it. 8 0z. of

water (I just fill a reg glass), 1 Tbs acv and 1 tsp

of honey. I try for 3 times a day when I remember but

I'm also hooked on my herbal teas. )

 

Debbie

 

 

 

--- mistynights234 <mistynights234 wrote:

>

> I am looking for info on the benefits of apple cider

> vinager. Does

> anyone have a site they can recommend? Does anyone

> use apple cider

> vinagar and has it worked for you? Can you use

> Heinz or does it have

> to be unfilter/unprocessed or whatever you call it

> lol. Last but not

> least how in the world do you drink it? The amount

> and can you add

> anything to it for taste?

>

> Thanks

> Kathy

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Debbie,

 

I'm interested in hearing what other changes you have made. I'm moving toward only eating things I could (theoretically) make myself. For example, cheese is ok, because if I put the time into it I could make cheese, however cheese food is not.

 

DawnDarn Itsme <darnitsme2000 wrote:

We do acv drinks over here and feel that it's good forour overall diets.We did major changes to our diets since Oct. and sosince we've changed so many things at once, I couldn'ttell you how much acv has helped. All I can say is wehave all lost lots of weight, gained lots more energyand feel loads better with what we're doing. Don't bother with the store bought vinegars. Theirdead and useless. The processing killed whatevernutrients were in them. You want the raw stuff withthe mother in it. We use Braggs acv.You can check out the website at www.braggs.com.Oh, almost forgot. Here's how we drink it. 8 0z. ofwater (I just fill a reg glass), 1 Tbs acv and 1 tspof honey. I try for 3 times a day when I remember butI'm also hooked on my herbal teas. )Debbie--- mistynights234

wrote:> > I am looking for info on the benefits of apple cider> vinager. Does > anyone have a site they can recommend? Does anyone> use apple cider > vinagar and has it worked for you? Can you use> Heinz or does it have > to be unfilter/unprocessed or whatever you call it> lol. Last but not > least how in the world do you drink it? The amount> and can you add > anything to it for taste?> > Thanks> Kathy> > > >

[Guest guest]

Oh goodness, where to start. I was telling my husband

the other day that I really should make a list of what

we changed just to see how drastic the changes have

been.

 

Guess now is as good a time as any to do it. (vbg>

 

Well, stopped smoking. (That was a me thing.)

 

Stopped all coffee and soda. Replaced with water,

herbal teas, stevia drinks and acv drinks.

 

Stopped all sugar except what we need for making our

bread. Stevia is used instead.

 

95% of all processed foods are gone from our daily

diet. (We still have some left in our pantry.)

Replaced with whole foods. Working on mostly raw and

juiced fruits and veggies. (Found a juicer for 4

dollars and the thrift store and am hooked on the

benefits of it now.) <bg>

 

Replaced all our veggy oils with coconut, olive and

flax seed oils. Veggy oils now make great oils for

oil lamps. ;o)

 

Replaced all household and body soaps (including

shampoos) with Miracle II soaps, neutralizer, gel, and

moisturizer. Laundry is done with the Miracle II

laundry ball and with that we don't need to use a

rinse any more. We love this stuff. It works for all

of us, all our stuff and the pets. Oh, you can also

brush your teeth with this stuff.

 

We also ditched all the deoderants we were using and

now use the Thai deoderant stones.

 

We are now using herbs, oils, vitamins, foods, and

anything else you can think of that's natural for any

health problems. The beginnings of a nasty cold were

knocked out (brought home via dh from a VA hospital he

was working in) in a day/day and a half by using oil

of oregano, vitamin C, white willow and garlic.

 

We do still eat cheese (sorry, I'm not making that)

;o) and we have switched to raw milk for the tiny bit

that we do use of that.

 

I think that's it. Looking over the list certainly

incompasses everything we use to do. I found out the

hard way just how much of a change it all was by

ending up with a major healing crisis.

 

All in all we have noticed weight loss, skin tone on

all of us is getting better. All of us are finding

loads more energy and we have noticed that our hair is

softer and cleaner.

 

BTW, we give all the glory of this to God Almighty for

feeling like a vale was lifted from our eyes. Looking

back, we can't believe some of the stuff that was in

our foods that we use to eat let alone what we used on

our bodies to be absorbed by our skin.

 

Debbie

 

PS. A year ago, if *anyone* told us we would be doing

any of this, I would have told them that they were

total fruitloops. I was very, very happy with my

coffee, Pepsi and Tuna Helper.

 

 

 

 

--- Ursa <materursa wrote:

> Hi Debbie,

>

> I'm interested in hearing what other changes you

> have made. I'm moving toward only eating things I

> could (theoretically) make myself. For example,

> cheese is ok, because if I put the time into it I

> could make cheese, however cheese food is not.

>

> Dawn

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much for your answer!Darn Itsme <darnitsme2000 wrote:

Oh goodness, where to start. I was telling my husbandthe other day that I really should make a list of whatwe changed just to see how drastic the changes havebeen. Guess now is as good a time as any to do it. (vbg>Well, stopped smoking. (That was a me thing.)Stopped all coffee and soda. Replaced with water,herbal teas, stevia drinks and acv drinks.Stopped all sugar except what we need for making ourbread. Stevia is used instead.95% of all processed foods are gone from our dailydiet. (We still have some left in our pantry.) Replaced with whole foods. Working on mostly raw andjuiced fruits and veggies. (Found a juicer for 4dollars and the thrift store and am hooked on thebenefits of it now.) Replaced all our veggy oils with coconut, olive andflax seed oils. Veggy oils now make great

oils foroil lamps. ;o) Replaced all household and body soaps (includingshampoos) with Miracle II soaps, neutralizer, gel, andmoisturizer. Laundry is done with the Miracle IIlaundry ball and with that we don't need to use arinse any more. We love this stuff. It works for allof us, all our stuff and the pets. Oh, you can alsobrush your teeth with this stuff. We also ditched all the deoderants we were using andnow use the Thai deoderant stones. We are now using herbs, oils, vitamins, foods, andanything else you can think of that's natural for anyhealth problems. The beginnings of a nasty cold wereknocked out (brought home via dh from a VA hospital hewas working in) in a day/day and a half by using oilof oregano, vitamin C, white willow and garlic.We do still eat cheese (sorry, I'm not making that);o) and we have switched to raw milk for the tiny bitthat we do use of that. I think that's

it. Looking over the list certainlyincompasses everything we use to do. I found out thehard way just how much of a change it all was byending up with a major healing crisis. All in all we have noticed weight loss, skin tone onall of us is getting better. All of us are findingloads more energy and we have noticed that our hair issofter and cleaner.BTW, we give all the glory of this to God Almighty forfeeling like a vale was lifted from our eyes. Lookingback, we can't believe some of the stuff that was inour foods that we use to eat let alone what we used onour bodies to be absorbed by our skin.Debbie PS. A year ago, if *anyone* told us we would be doingany of this, I would have told them that they weretotal fruitloops. I was very, very happy with mycoffee, Pepsi and Tuna Helper.--- Ursa wrote:> Hi Debbie,> > I'm interested in hearing what

other changes you> have made. I'm moving toward only eating things I> could (theoretically) make myself. For example,> cheese is ok, because if I put the time into it I> could make cheese, however cheese food is not.> > Dawn

[Guest guest]

What's Miracle ll?

And where does one find this?

Thanks

Karen

--- Ursa <materursa wrote:

> Thank you very much for your answer!

>

> Darn Itsme <darnitsme2000 wrote:

> Oh goodness, where to start. I was telling my

> husband

> the other day that I really should make a list of

> what

> we changed just to see how drastic the changes have

> been.

>

> Guess now is as good a time as any to do it. (vbg>

>

> Well, stopped smoking. (That was a me thing.)

>

> Stopped all coffee and soda. Replaced with water,

> herbal teas, stevia drinks and acv drinks.

>

> Stopped all sugar except what we need for making our

> bread. Stevia is used instead.

>

> 95% of all processed foods are gone from our daily

> diet. (We still have some left in our pantry.)

> Replaced with whole foods. Working on mostly raw and

> juiced fruits and veggies. (Found a juicer for 4

> dollars and the thrift store and am hooked on the

> benefits of it now.)

>

> Replaced all our veggy oils with coconut, olive and

> flax seed oils. Veggy oils now make great oils for

> oil lamps. ;o)

>

> Replaced all household and body soaps (including

> shampoos) with Miracle II soaps, neutralizer, gel,

> and

> moisturizer. Laundry is done with the Miracle II

> laundry ball and with that we don't need to use a

> rinse any more. We love this stuff. It works for all

> of us, all our stuff and the pets. Oh, you can also

> brush your teeth with this stuff.

>

> We also ditched all the deoderants we were using and

> now use the Thai deoderant stones.

>

> We are now using herbs, oils, vitamins, foods, and

> anything else you can think of that's natural for

> any

> health problems. The beginnings of a nasty cold were

> knocked out (brought home via dh from a VA hospital

> he

> was working in) in a day/day and a half by using oil

> of oregano, vitamin C, white willow and garlic.

>

> We do still eat cheese (sorry, I'm not making that)

> ;o) and we have switched to raw milk for the tiny

> bit

> that we do use of that.

>

> I think that's it. Looking over the list certainly

> incompasses everything we use to do. I found out the

> hard way just how much of a change it all was by

> ending up with a major healing crisis.

>

> All in all we have noticed weight loss, skin tone on

> all of us is getting better. All of us are finding

> loads more energy and we have noticed that our hair

> is

> softer and cleaner.

>

> BTW, we give all the glory of this to God Almighty

> for

> feeling like a vale was lifted from our eyes.

> Looking

> back, we can't believe some of the stuff that was in

> our foods that we use to eat let alone what we used

> on

> our bodies to be absorbed by our skin.

>

> Debbie

>

> PS. A year ago, if *anyone* told us we would be

> doing

> any of this, I would have told them that they were

> total fruitloops. I was very, very happy with my

> coffee, Pepsi and Tuna Helper.

>

>

>

>

> --- Ursa wrote:

> > Hi Debbie,

> >

> > I'm interested in hearing what other changes you

> > have made. I'm moving toward only eating things I

> > could (theoretically) make myself. For example,

> > cheese is ok, because if I put the time into it I

> > could make cheese, however cheese food is not.

> >

> > Dawn

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Debbie-

I have a question for you....how do the crystal stones work as far as odor protection? I have tried the Avalon Organics Deodorants, but went back to regular antiperspirant because I had an odor problem with the organic deodorants.

Kelly

 

-

Darn Itsme

Thursday, April 21, 2005 8:01 AM

Re: Apple Cider Vinager................a few questions

Oh goodness, where to start. I was telling my husbandthe other day that I really should make a list of whatwe changed just to see how drastic the changes havebeen. Guess now is as good a time as any to do it. (vbg>Well, stopped smoking. (That was a me thing.)Stopped all coffee and soda. Replaced with water,herbal teas, stevia drinks and acv drinks.Stopped all sugar except what we need for making ourbread. Stevia is used instead.95% of all processed foods are gone from our dailydiet. (We still have some left in our pantry.) Replaced with whole foods. Working on mostly raw andjuiced fruits and veggies. (Found a juicer for 4dollars and the thrift store and am hooked on thebenefits of it now.) <bg>Replaced all our veggy oils with coconut, olive andflax seed oils. Veggy oils now make great oils foroil lamps. ;o) Replaced all household and body soaps (includingshampoos) with Miracle II soaps, neutralizer, gel, andmoisturizer. Laundry is done with the Miracle IIlaundry ball and with that we don't need to use arinse any more. We love this stuff. It works for allof us, all our stuff and the pets. Oh, you can alsobrush your teeth with this stuff. We also ditched all the deoderants we were using andnow use the Thai deoderant stones. We are now using herbs, oils, vitamins, foods, andanything else you can think of that's natural for anyhealth problems. The beginnings of a nasty cold wereknocked out (brought home via dh from a VA hospital hewas working in) in a day/day and a half by using oilof oregano, vitamin C, white willow and garlic.We do still eat cheese (sorry, I'm not making that);o) and we have switched to raw milk for the tiny bitthat we do use of that. I think that's it. Looking over the list certainlyincompasses everything we use to do. I found out thehard way just how much of a change it all was byending up with a major healing crisis. All in all we have noticed weight loss, skin tone onall of us is getting better. All of us are findingloads more energy and we have noticed that our hair issofter and cleaner.BTW, we give all the glory of this to God Almighty forfeeling like a vale was lifted from our eyes. Lookingback, we can't believe some of the stuff that was inour foods that we use to eat let alone what we used onour bodies to be absorbed by our skin.Debbie PS. A year ago, if *anyone* told us we would be doingany of this, I would have told them that they weretotal fruitloops. I was very, very happy with mycoffee, Pepsi and Tuna Helper.--- Ursa <materursa wrote:> Hi Debbie,> > I'm interested in hearing what other changes you> have made. I'm moving toward only eating things I> could (theoretically) make myself. For example,> cheese is ok, because if I put the time into it I> could make cheese, however cheese food is not.> > Dawn

[Guest guest]

Hi Karen,

 

Sorry for not getting back before now.

 

Gosh, the best way to describe Miracle II products

would be to let you check out some of the pages for it

yourself.

 

Here's a google page I googled up with the words

Miracle II soaps.

 

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & lr= & q=Miracle+II+soaps & btnG=Search

 

Quite honestly, we had lots of doubts about this stuff

but I kept hearing and finding testamonies about it.

Since we already knew that we wanted to get away from

the chemical, store bought soaps and cleaners we

figured it would hurt to give it a try.

 

Well, we're impressed and are now standing behind

these products. We use them for everything.

 

We order most from The Power Hour Radio Show because

the help the gulfwar vets.

 

www.thepowerhour.com

 

We have also found that there are two alternative

doctors offices that we can get them from and we also

found another distributor that sells out of an

autobody shop.

 

Debbie

 

 

 

 

--- Karen <craftyms2002 wrote:

 

> What's Miracle ll?

> And where does one find this?

> Thanks

> Karen

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

LOL! Trust me, they have been husband approved over

here.

 

Debbie

 

 

 

--- Kelly <kellylynn1962 wrote:

 

> Debbie-

> I have a question for you....how do the crystal

> stones work as far as odor protection? I have tried

> the Avalon Organics Deodorants, but went back to

> regular antiperspirant because I had an odor problem

> with the organic deodorants.

> Kelly

> -

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Wow...how very interesting!

Thanks for the link...lots of interesting reading.

I'll have to ponder on this. It almost sounds like one

of those too good to be true type thingees.

If it works like it says...no wonder it's called

Miracle!

Thanks

Karen

--- Darn Itsme <darnitsme2000 wrote:

> Hi Karen,

>

> Sorry for not getting back before now.

>

> Gosh, the best way to describe Miracle II products

> would be to let you check out some of the pages for

> it

> yourself.

>

> Here's a google page I googled up with the words

> Miracle II soaps.

>

>

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en & lr= & q=Miracle+II+soaps & btnG=Search

>

> Quite honestly, we had lots of doubts about this

> stuff

> but I kept hearing and finding testamonies about it.

>

> Since we already knew that we wanted to get away

> from

> the chemical, store bought soaps and cleaners we

> figured it would hurt to give it a try.

>

> Well, we're impressed and are now standing behind

> these products. We use them for everything.

>

> We order most from The Power Hour Radio Show because

> the help the gulfwar vets.

>

> www.thepowerhour.com

>

> We have also found that there are two alternative

> doctors offices that we can get them from and we

> also

> found another distributor that sells out of an

> autobody shop.

>

> Debbie

>

>

>

>

> --- Karen <craftyms2002 wrote:

>

> > What's Miracle ll?

> > And where does one find this?

> > Thanks

> > Karen

>

>

>

>

>

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