Vinegar's use as a condiment and food ingredient spans thousands of years, and perhaps its use can be labeled safe by default. Yet there are rare reports in the literature regarding adverse ...

This review examines the scientific evidence for medicinal uses of vinegar, focusing particularly on the recent investigations supporting vinegar's role as an antiglycemic agent. Epidemiologic ...

With Hippocrates having used vinegar to treat wounds in 420BC, its topical use for medicinal purposes goes back thousands of years and there’s evidence of people ingesting it (in teas ...

Thanks to its acidic nature, vinegar doesn't just enhance the taste of your dish but can do so much more. Let's find out.

The vitamins in honey and vinegar boost the immune system, aid in bone and heart health, assist in memory ... which the body uses to help protect against heart disease. Meanwhile, early studies ...

Vinegar has been used for thousands of years to do everything from pickling and preservation to medicine. Right now, the spotlight is on apple cider vinegar's antimicrobial and antioxidant properties.

but always remember to check with your doctor before using apple cider vinegar for any medicinal or cosmetic uses. Now, I’m ...

However, like any product containing acetic acid, balsamic vinegar should be consumed in moderation. Top health benefits associated with the acetic acid in balsamic vinegar include: Balsamic is ...

For thousands of years, people have used vinegar as a tool for everything ... is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as health or medical advice.

Shortly after I moved to the Island, I met Laurisa Rich, who was orchestrating a beautiful winter solstice celebration. Rich is a former sailor, preschool teacher, and lifelong student of using herbs ...