Apple cider vinegar, or ACV, continues to reign as a wellness superstar for its supposed health benefits. But too much can actually do a number on your body and lead to some undesirable side effects.

Apple cider vinegar may have antimicrobial properties and soothe inflammation. You can mix it with water or other ingredients for additional benefits. Apple cider vinegar is one of many types of ...

We spoke with registered dietitians to learn more about apple cider vinegar's pros and cons. Here's what you should know before drinking ACV. Mandy Sleight Contributor Mandy Sleight is a freelance ...

Don't fall victim to the online craze about apple cider vinegar. Here's the truth about the kitchen staple. Taylor Leamey writes about all things wellness, specializing in mental health ...

While apple cider and apple cider vinegar each start with apples and water, there are important differences between the two.

Apple cider vinegar has long had a reputation as an elixir that can do wonders for your health. To some extent, its reputation is deserved. Many studies have shown that apple cider vinegar can ...

While an apple a day might not actually keep the doctor away, apple cider vinegar is rich in many nutrients of its own. The fermented juice that comes from apples has an active ingredient that ...

Apple-cider vinegar, often called ACV, is a relatively inexpensive pantry staple that has gained popularity for its suggested health benefits (apple-cider vinegar cleanse, anyone?). But ...