It is thought that the byproducts created as the body digests vinegar produces bicarbonate which will push the body PH toward alkalinity. Experts disagree on whether apple cider vinegar is alkalizing or acid-producing, but both sides agree that ACV supports bone health. Alkaline balance helps to create a natural treatment for osteoporosis and prevents bone fractures to sustain long term bone health. This supports the view that vinegar is alkalizing.
I have been experimenting with Bragg ACV. First as a rinse, then as a pre-shampoo soak to remove more DHT filled Sebum. I definitely noticed a drop in the amount of shedding. But....the hair that was left, and some of the new growth is (for lack of a better word) retarded. Twisted, curled, looks burnt at the tips. I keep cutting it off, and the hair continues to grow out and curl. So I found another shampoo and conditioner that my hair likes and responds to (John Frieda Root Awakening) and discontinued the rinse. But..
I started drinking ACV. While I cant determine if the shampoo/conditioner change, drinking ACV, or both is responsible for the continued regrowth. I can tell you this. I feel much better, and my gym workouts are crazy! Not sure whats going on, but if I drink ACV at the gym while working out I have all kinds of energy. Lost about 10lbs too. I attribute that to better, longer workouts vs the ACV "melting" fat. But again I'm not quite sure. I'm going to continue drinking Bragg Apple Cider Vinegar (diluted of course), I feel great when I do.
