Can Vinegar Help with Blood Sugar Control?

Nelson Vergel · May 6, 2016

The consumption of vinegar with meals was used as a folk remedy for diabetes before drugs came along, but it wasn’t put to the test until recently.

glintcranium · May 17, 2016

Yes, I have read articles about it. Vinegar like Apple cider has many health benefits. It can help with blood sugar control. It can lower them and fights diabetes. You may read on this: 6 Proven Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar . That will prove even other benefits of vinegar.

Vince · May 17, 2016

I have tried apple cider vinegar a number of times, personally I never felt any benefit.

Bama Boy · May 18, 2016

Nelson Vergel said:
The consumption of vinegar with meals was used as a folk remedy for diabetes before drugs came along, but it wasn't put to the test until recently.

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I heard it helps with acid reflux? Don't know from personal experience though.

midlifealpha · May 18, 2016

Occasionally as a Low-Carber who does physical activity I get cramps. Not as often as others seem to from reading anecdotal stories but nevertheless I do.

I swear that chugging pickle juice fixes it every time. Elsewhere a couple days ago, I found a pretty good magnesium product which is also supposed to help, but the pickle juice has never failed me. Some speedster at the NFL combine was talking about using pickle juice to keep hydration levels up.

I drink a lot of Powerade Zero, which is mostly electrolytes, but I've wondered can you over-do a sports drink made for hydration?

Occasionally I take a shot of ACV but it just seems easier to slug pickle juice.

Vince · May 19, 2016

midlifealpha said:
Occasionally as a Low-Carber who does physical activity I get cramps. Not as often as others seem to from reading anecdotal stories but nevertheless I do.

I swear that chugging pickle juice fixes it every time. Elsewhere a couple days ago, I found a pretty good magnesium product which is also supposed to help, but the pickle juice has never failed me. Some speedster at the NFL combine was talking about using pickle juice to keep hydration levels up.

I drink a lot of Powerade Zero, which is mostly electrolytes, but I've wondered can you over-do a sports drink made for hydration?

Occasionally I take a shot of ACV but it just seems easier to slug pickle juice.

I looked up pickle juice, it does help keep you hydrated and stops cramps.