Re: OT: more food allergy problems

[Guest guest]

> Dana,

> I wonder how ACV ranks on the phenol scale. Haven't you had trouble

with phenols?

It is very high, which is why I took it with No-Fenol enzyme.

However, phenol issues usually make me lethargic [adult phenol

intolerance is a common cause of chronic fatigue]. This product did

give me more energy. Plus I don't have allergic responses to phenols.

>>It may also be a problem for those with too much stomach acid.

This is a possibility.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana

I think to see the greatest benefit (and better taste) you would want

organic raw unpasteurized, unfiltered apple cider vinegar such as

Braggs or Spectrum naturals. Your health food store should have it.

I can imagine that the store brand probably did taste pretty nasty.

If you decide to try it again let us know how it goes.

Sheresa

> > > About 10 minutes after taking it, my eyes felt gritty, and my

eyes and

> > > nose were swollen. This is one of my typical allergy reactions.

> >

> > Well, rats. I wonder if the brand matters? I'm using Bragg's

organic

> > ACV, it smells really good to me.

>

>

> It smells good, but tastes nasty. I bought store brand, but the

label

> did not indicate any additives or fillers.

>

>

> > > Regarding the taste, I think I would rather drink straight GSE

than

> > > this stuff, NASTY!

> >

> > LOL I'm drinking it straight off the spoon and loving it!

Although I

> > do have to make a face and hop around squeaking for a moment.

>

>

> I drank it straight off the spoon, and I almost threw up. My eye

> still feels a little gritty, and it has been almost 2 days. I will

> probably try a lower dose this weekend, to confirm the problem.

>

> Would another type of vinegar work?

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Would another type of vinegar work?

I read that organic unfiltered is the way to go, and that refined

vinegar, which I guess is anything else, doesn't have the same

benefits. Although I read this at the Bragg's website I tend to

believe it. It also said that some supermarket vinegars are made from

coal tar -- maybe that's what got you?

Nell

[Guest guest]

> Dana

> I think to see the greatest benefit (and better taste) you would want

> organic raw unpasteurized, unfiltered apple cider vinegar such as

> Braggs or Spectrum naturals. Your health food store should have it.

I will consider a different brand, thanks

Dana