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As I am 59 years old, I need some anti-inflammatory pills for various aches and pains. Read on the interwebs that Apple Cider Vinegar might help. Stupid move 1: Go out and buy a bottle. Stupid move 2: Do not read on the interwebs how to ingest it. Stupid move 3 - end: Take shotglass, fill shotglass 3/4, say prosit and down in 1 go. Still don't know where shotglass is. Cannot breathe for 30 seconds or more. Throat feels like 1 of GoT Dragons just blew fire for 10 minutes. Weeping coughing etc for 30 minutes. LifeTime Tip: Do Not drink ACV neat. submitted by /u/eroder2 to r/oops [link] [comments]

I bought an expensive veracity GLP-1 supplement, probiotics, and braggs apple cider vinegar pills Is this too much for weight management? submitted by /u/Mcdonaldhashbrown to r/Supplements [link] [comments]

It been less than 2 weeks with a new routine - so take this post with a grain of salt considering hormonal fluctuations may have an effect - BUT the way my skin feels and the lack of acne, texture and hyperpigmentation so soon after switching my skincare routine is blowing my mind and I can't wait to keep going. I'm 30F and have dry, acne prone skin. I'm shinier in the first pic due to slathering myself in castor oil and the right side I just have my daily moisturizer on. MY CURRENT ROUTINE: AM: - warm water - Cocokind Acne Serum (5 days/wk) - Cermedx Ceramide Facial Lotion - Raw Elements Face & Body Lotion SPF 30 PM: - Andalou Naturals creamy vitamin C cleanser (I'll be replacing this soon) - Humphreys Witch Hazel Toner - Reviva Labs Glycolic Acid Toner - Cermedx Ceramide Facial Lotion - Raw Elements Face & Body Lotion SPF 30 MY BACKSTORY: I had perfect skin in highschool when I used baby oil as a makeup remover and clean & clear morning burst face wash and random Aveeno or Dove moisturizers religiously. When I turned 21, I began learning about health, nutrition and the importance of knowing what went in and on my body. This is where my acne journey began. Initially my skin exploded (I don't have that picture) from stopping bc pills and cleaning up my diet. To keep a very long story short, my skincare also changed when I became adamant that if I couldn't pronounce/eat (🙄) it I wouldn't use it on my face. Make up didn't count lol. But I still tried to keep things "clean"... MY OLD ROUTINE: For the last ~8 years I have been using coconut oil as a makeup remover, castile soap as my cleanser (which I know realize i did a terrible job at using) and my moisturizer rotated between coconut oil/almond oil/castor oil/tallow. My diet and lifestyle have been healthier than anyone I personally knew and I have been at a loss wondering why my skin continued to break out in random spots and feel so textured. I tried everything over the years, saunas, tea tree and lavender oils, lemon juice, aloe, apple cider vinegar, clay masks, charcoal, magnesium spray, supplements, keto, vegan, raw vegan, high intensity exercise, I'm sure there's more but you get the gist. I genuinely believed that if my internal was healthy then my skincare accounted for a very small percentage of the health and clarity of my skin. I also resisted the use of regular sunscreen (only when I was at the lake, beach or pool) because I thought it was a GOOD thing for me to bake in the sun with little protection. Now I know better. THE PRESENT: Now am truly convinced all the oils I was using on my skin and the lack of proper cleansing led to these years of unexplained acne. So simple but I was ignorant. And ignorance is not always bliss! All this to stay... I still greatly prioritize my health and reducing my exposure to harmful chemicals BUT I'm not so afraid anymore of "unnatural" products if it means my skin is happy and on the mend. I plan to order some mineral (baby) oil w/o fragrance added to use for my makeup remover and I just ordered a few peoducts from Cocokind since I've been loving their acne serum. - Cocokind AHA Jelly Cleanser (to replace my current Andalou Naturals) - Cocokind Beginner Retinol .1% Retinoid Complex - Cocokind Ceramide Lip Balm with SPF I can't wait to see the progress and hopefully can slowly but surely have the clear, smooth skin I've wanted for so long. Let me know if you have any questions or a similar experience. I would love to know your feedback on my routine or if youve tried any of the products I mentioned. Thanks for reading❤️ submitted by /u/geminilovechild to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

I heard of apple cider vinegar being potentially being beneficial for sibo and i just finished my first round of rifaximin. Now trying supplements like artichoke and oregano oil… I hate ACV though and can’t handle drinking it even diluted lmao so i picked up some pills from the pharmacy at cvs, i don’t know if it will actually be effective or not. Has this helped anyone with ur bloating?? submitted by /u/LoafPotatoes to r/SIBO [link] [comments]

a 65kg to 85kg girly here. gained weight from taking contraceptive pills, but i've stopped now and really wanna lose it. i've been walking every morning, and i'm curious — what’s more effective to take on an empty stomach: apple cider vinegar with warm water or black coffee? submitted by /u/pixie_ja to r/ThisorThatPH [link] [comments]

My kidney stone battle started 5 years ago. 3 years ago, I started taking apple cider vinegar pills daily along with avoiding spinach, etc. I stopped having stones. I guess in the past 6 months, I think I ran out and forgot to add it to my daily pills. Also, my urologist had said it's not been proven to prevent kidney stones. So that was kinda in my head. Well, now I'm pretty sure I have kidney stones again. I just saw a general practitioner this week and the labs point to infection. Plus, I have the same very familiar back and abdomen pain. Í really am regretting stopping taking apple cider vinegar pills now. submitted by /u/paintphotog to r/KidneyStones [link] [comments]