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Hi,

 

I just got some Braggs apple cidar vinegar, unprocessed, any special

way of storing it? Does it need to be refrigerated after opening?

Can it be frozen? How long does it last?

 

Thanks for any info!

 

Carol

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Hi Carol,

There is nothing on my bottle that says it should be refrigerated but I keep

mine in the refrigerator but really don't think it is necessary. I'm the

lady that sent my testimony of what Bragg Apple cider Vinegar has done for

my health any way just after I wrote I was having trouble with AOL so I

decided to change Internet providers so was in a process of changing my

email address so I don't know if there were people that had questions or not

Anyway It will be 3 years next May that I started taking my Apple cider

Vinegar. I'm 75 years old. I had been having swollen ankles so I went to

my doctor and said he might have to put me on a water pill which he didn't

do. For many years I heard about the health benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar

so I decided to really give it a try. Two weeks later I went back to my

doctor and I said to my doctor. Look no more swollen ankles. He was very

impressed. Also No more Tums. Apple Cider Vinegar is real good for

digestion and another benefit my Cholesterol is down 20 points from 176 to

156. There are many many benefits. You can google apple cider Vinegar and

get all the benefits and a lot of more information.

Evelyn In Mesa, AZ

 

 

 

 

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tottime47

9/21/2007 5:14:23 PM

 

Apple cidar vinegar storage?

 

Hi,

 

I just got some Braggs apple cidar vinegar, unprocessed, any special

way of storing it? Does it need to be refrigerated after opening?

Can it be frozen? How long does it last?

 

Thanks for any info!

 

Carol

 

 

 

 

 

 

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no refrigeration needed on the apple cider vinegar. I

have been using it for years. I keep it on the corner

of my counter in the kithcen, which works just fine

since I use it several times daily. It works well in a

little spray bottle to spritz on salads etc.

 

 

 

 

 

--- Evelyn <evelynarizona wrote:

 

> Hi Carol,

> There is nothing on my bottle that says it should be

> refrigerated but I keep

> mine in the refrigerator but really don't think it

> is necessary. I'm the

> lady that sent my testimony of what Bragg Apple

> cider Vinegar has done for

> my health any way just after I wrote I was having

> trouble with AOL so I

> decided to change Internet providers so was in a

> process of changing my

> email address so I don't know if there were people

> that had questions or not

> Anyway It will be 3 years next May that I started

> taking my Apple cider

> Vinegar. I'm 75 years old. I had been having

> swollen ankles so I went to

> my doctor and said he might have to put me on a

> water pill which he didn't

> do. For many years I heard about the health

> benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar

> so I decided to really give it a try. Two weeks

> later I went back to my

> doctor and I said to my doctor. Look no more

> swollen ankles. He was very

> impressed. Also No more Tums. Apple Cider Vinegar

> is real good for

> digestion and another benefit my Cholesterol is down

> 20 points from 176 to

> 156. There are many many benefits. You can google

> apple cider Vinegar and

> get all the benefits and a lot of more information.

> Evelyn In Mesa, AZ

>

>

>

>

> ----

>

> tottime47

> 9/21/2007 5:14:23 PM

>

> Apple cidar vinegar

> storage?

>

> Hi,

>

> I just got some Braggs apple cidar vinegar,

> unprocessed, any special

> way of storing it? Does it need to be refrigerated

> after opening?

> Can it be frozen? How long does it last?

>

> Thanks for any info!

>

> Carol

>

>

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

 

 

 

 

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Carol,

 

I do not refrigerate and it seems just fine. I have been taking it daily after

someone in the group said it helped with fluid retention. I don't have a major

problem with this but noticed my feet and ankles sometimes were larger at times

and my shoes a bit tighter. Since taking the vinegar 2-3 times daily my ankles

have never been slimmer. It was also reported to help cholesterol levels as I

have bad genetics for this when it comes to the bad but especially the good one,

HDL. I will be getting my cholesterol tested in the near future to see if the

vinegar has had an effect.

 

Richard

 

Fear is a natural reaction to moving closer to the truth.

 

---Pema Chödrön

 

 

 

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Speaking of apple cider vinegar, I think I'd like to start actually consuming it

for heart burn prevention and other benefits (up until lately, I've just used it

as a conditioner for my hair and a toner for my skin), but the taste is just

terrible to me. It tastes like what my vomit tastes like. I don't know if I

just have weird tasting vomit or what. Over the past week I've been gargling

the vinegar to help with a thrush infection I have, but it doesn't help my

morning sickness any, let me tell you.

Maybe its not supposed to taste like this? Maybe its because I don't

refrigerate it? I know you said that yours is fine without refrigerating. I

don't know what the deal is.

If I mix it in with juice or my morning tea or something, will the taste be

covered up? Or will it just ruin the taste of my tea? I hate to sound picky

but I'm pregnant and its much harder for me to tolerate unpleasant flavors these

days.

Thanks!

(Oh, and if anyone knows anything else I can do for my thrush, my doctors

refuse to suggest to me any treatment)

 

 

 

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Hi Jessika and Everyone,

I take my two teaspoons of Apple Cider Vinegar three times a day in a

Coffee cup of hot water and a little honey to taste. Never take it straight.

I really have grown to enjoy the taste. And this morning I tried something

different I put 2 teaspoons of Apple cider vinegar in a cup of grape juice

and honestly I could barely taste the vinegar. I think I will experiment

with other juices.

Another thing you must use Apple Cider Vinegar from a health food like Bragg

brand because Heinze brand that you buy from the grocery store is worthless.

It is processed in a way that all the good stuff is taken out. I'm so sold

on my Apple Cider Vinegar that now I buy it by the gallon to save some money

 

By the way Jessika. Congratulations on the birth of your baby.

Have a good day.

Evelyn In Mesa, AZ

 

 

 

 

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Jessika Stone

9/26/2007 8:58:50 AM

 

Re:Apple cidar vinegar storage?

 

Speaking of apple cider vinegar, I think I'd like to start actually

consuming it for heart burn prevention and other benefits (up until lately,

I've just used it as a conditioner for my hair and a toner for my skin), but

the taste is just terrible to me. It tastes like what my vomit tastes like.

I don't know if I just have weird tasting vomit or what. Over the past week

I've been gargling the vinegar to help with a thrush infection I have, but

it doesn't help my morning sickness any, let me tell you.

Maybe its not supposed to taste like this? Maybe its because I don't

refrigerate it? I know you said that yours is fine without refrigerating. I

don't know what the deal is.

If I mix it in with juice or my morning tea or something, will the taste be

covered up? Or will it just ruin the taste of my tea? I hate to sound picky

but I'm pregnant and its much harder for me to tolerate unpleasant flavors

these days.

Thanks!

(Oh, and if anyone knows anything else I can do for my thrush, my doctors

refuse to suggest to me any treatment)

 

 

Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Travel.

 

 

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Candied ginger is also good for nausea for those with a sweet tooth. I

volunteer at a home for the dying and a lady there ate it for her nausea and

said it really helped.

 

Vinegar may be an acquired taste. I love the taste of apple cider vinegar but

being pregnant changes the chemistry as your body is going through changes for

obvious reasons.

 

Richard

 

Fear is a natural reaction to moving closer to the truth.

 

---Pema Chödrön

 

 

 

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