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Topic: Apple Cider Vinegar herx?

lymeboy
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I swallowed 2 spoonfuls of Braggs ACV last night. I read that it was a huge detox aid. It was followed by what I think was a sizable herx.
Does ACV fight infection? I think I have heard of some people doing shots of it, mixed with garlic and healing certain infections.
Would this have activity against Lyme and/or coinfections as well?

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EWT1638
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I was told by my LLMD specifically NOT to use ACV; because of the fermentation. It caused problems with the candida.

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lymeboy
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I've heard the complete opposite. This is the first I'm hearing this. Aren't fermented foods good for us?

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LymeGoAway
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ACV drops my blood sugar like a rock. Is it possible that your symptoms were from low blood sugar?

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gmb
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ditto here.... ACV is suppose to help control candida.

gmb

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Judie
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From some of the older candida books that I have, it says to avoid all fermented foods.

It looks like there are different philosophies on this. I remember researching this awhile back, but I kept getting conflicting info.

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