Apple cider vinegar

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How does one know if they can or can't tolerate apple cider vinegar. To cut down

on time I would like to get the Eden mustard that has organic whole mustard

seed, organic apple cider vinegar and sea salt as a condiment for my kids;

however I'm unsure as what to look for if kids aren't tolerating the acv.

Thanks

Colleen

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> I'm a newbie and am doing lots of reading before jumping right in. I've

always used Braggs ACV but have managed to develop an ulcer. And, yep, I gave

my body lots of healing time and then a couple trial tests.

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> The beef broth appears to need the ACV. We have a new supplier for our food

co-op (Azure STandard) and I can now get coconut vinegar. What say you more

experienced folks.

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> I seem to be able to tolerate it and it tastes amazing. No cocunut flavor

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> I can eat apples no problem (not sure they're on the food plan, as I said,

I'm looking, reading, and learning.

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> Any and all thoughts, comments welcomed.

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> Kathy B

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@@ Hi Kathy,

If you are okay with Braggs ACV that's okay. However, some candida sufferers do

okay having it, while others cannot tolerate any kind of vinegar, due to healing

reactions.

Kathy, here below, is a recipe for Beef stock/broth from a collection of Bee's

recipes. Yet no ACV is needed or added.

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/recipes/recipe192.php

Coconut vinegar apparently it is fermented coconut tree sap. Tree sap contains

resin and that is not allowed on the diet. Apples are also not allowed on the

diet, since the fructose/fruit sugar will feed the Candida.

Kathy, here below are the list of allowed foods and list of supplements you will

need.

Supplements