A cursory glance at any wellness blog will tell you that second to water, and maybe coconut oil, apple cider vinegar is the most valuable resource on this earth.
Some even call it the liquid of the Gods (capital G because it’s just that damn good).
What can’t it do?
The immune booster, metabolism speeder-uperer, multi-tasking beauty product, and cleaner has transcended the health food aisle and into our kitchens, faces, and stomachs. But bar the Instagram wellness elite, do real people use it? It would seem so.
Except I was troubled by its off-putting smell, harsh taste, and hold a general cynicism for wellness fads. So I wanted to know if it actually works and took it upon myself to investigate this further with the Mamamia staff as my subject pool.
The results will astound you… Maybe.
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How do you use apple cider vinegar?
To get rid of warts, I dab it on my little daughters' warts on her knee and foot.
Why did you start using it?
Someone told me that apple cider vinegar was a natural way to get rid of warts. My daughter has a couple of little ones and I didn't want to use anything too harsh, so I thought I'd give it a go.
Does it work?
Too soon to tell, but it makes me feel smug.
Top Comments
Sore throat people- it’s the honey helping your sore throat not the apple cider.
No Mircle cure all people. Warts go away by themselves eventually so i doubt vinegar will help.
A tablespoon or two of ACV, juice of a lemon & some raw or Manuka honey to taste in warm water is my go to when I feel a cold coming on. Nips it in the bud every time! Can’t recommend highly enough.