Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease affects a significant portion of the global population, prompting interest in remedies like ...

Drinking apple cider vinegar daily may improve gut health but too much can upset your stomach, damage your esophagus, and ...

Vinegar, more specifically apple cider is known for its health benefits like aiding weight loss and lowering blood sugar. It can be added into you diet by mixing with water, or used in cooking.

The apple cider vinegar diet, or detox, entails diluting a few tablespoons of ACV with water, and maybe mixing in some honey if you're fancy. (And/or hate the taste of vinegar.) ...

A study finds that taking apple cider vinegar daily helped young people lose weight and improve their metabolic health in 12 weeks.

I remember, probably 15 years ago, covering the apple cider vinegar diet. When you looked closely, the diet paired apple cider vinegar pills with a low-calorie menu. It's no wonder people lost weight.

The claims are everywhere: If you add apple cider vinegar to your daily diet, it will help you lose weight. "Helps maintain a healthy weight range," declares one manufacturer.

But there is some reason to be cautious. In many of the studies, apple cider vinegar was paired with a low-calorie diet, which could have explained the improvements in weight and metabolic health ...

Apple cider vinegar is made via fermentation, in which yeast and bacteria convert carbohydrates first into alcohol and then into acetic acid, which gives vinegar its pungent taste and odor and ...