Any of you guys into the apple cider vinegar craze?

I've heard a lot about it too but haven't tried it either.

I had to take a swig of mouthwash after. I didn't expect the aftertaste to hang around the way it did

You really shouldn't shoot it. It is obviously acidic and will frick up your teeth.

If you are taking it as part of some BS alkaline diet then don't. And I highly doubt it "burns fat" or aids weight loss.

I occasionally add some raw organic ACV (with mother, unpasteurized) to water, as I like the taste and it is refreshing. Seems to calm stomach sometimes too. I assume it's because of probiotic properties.

The whole detox craze is also utter nonsense, so forget about that.

I use it in dressings and splash it on greens and the like because I like the flavor.

In short, it isn't a cure all and the FB claims are mostly bullshite, but it's a good product if your expectations are in line with reality.

I mix a teaspoon of it with water every morning. Been doing so for a month or so. No noticeable benefits other than keeping me shitting on the reg.

yeah mix it with water. straight shooting it can be bad for teeth.

It's a fad thing IMO. Back when I worked for GNC (~2009), it was a thing. I'm sure it has benefits to it but not on the scale that everyone is claiming.

Ive read a ton about it but I have not jumped on the ACV train yet. So far I put it in the dogs water bowl. Helps with his coat and bad breath

i use it when i get the occasional heartburn. One cap full cures it almost instantly

I take it in pill form 3x week. Easy peasey. Also take 100billion mood probiotic with ashwanganda 3x week as well. It's magic.

Braggs is the only one to use. I started it about 80 days ago. I mix it with water and still have to hold my nose to get it down, it's awful smelling. I have noticed the ability to lose a bit a of weight without going crazy on exercising and diet but have changed my diet up a bit so that is also helping. I do feel like i have more energy, up until two weeks ago when I fell ill. I'll keep at it, maybe it's a placebo effect but I'm ok with it.