Vinegar

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One of the Autism boards I participate in had someone wanting to know

how to get their child to take vinegar for yeast... forgot which one

so posting on all; Doug Kaufmann of the Know the Cause TV show

suggested mixing a Tablespoon full into a glass of carrot juice...

that measure was for adults... and Be Sure to use Organic Cider

vinegar... it tastes good, so much different than the reg. shelf

brands...IMO.

There's also been an arthritis claim remedy of 1 TBS. of apple cider

vinegar,pref. organic, into a TBS. (or 2) of honey... but that might

also work for a child.

The Amish have a summer drink they make out of organic apple cider

vinegar named Switchel; 2 cups sugar, 1 cup molasses, 1/4 cup natural

apple cider vinegar, 1 teaspoon ground ginger, into 1 gallon of water.

FIRST -Heat ingredients in 1 Quart of water until dissolved, take off

heat, add the other 3 quarts cold water, chill. (That works out to

only 1 TBS. vinegar to a quart...3/4 teaspoon per 8 oz.- and has all

that sugar too... but you might make up something similar by using the

molasses or honey mix w/o sugar and more vinegar - 1/4 cup per quart =

1 TBS. per 8 oz.). Also, just a thought, but ginger root, grated,

tastes much better than dried ginger... would have to be strained out

after setting to chill, of course. Ginger root wont hurt anyone to

consume it but might surprise and choke when drinking in a glassfull

of liquid. I've not tried this drink mix but I do like the liquid

like this we put on cucumbers and onions, must taste similar.

Apple cider vinegar is good for killing intestinal yeast and foot

fungus..diluted in water foot bath. I used to put it in my bath water

for a night soak to catch the skin folds on the rest of the body too.

(Don't use the bleach water foot bath, it only makes it worse by

eating and irritatiing the skin.) Used the OTC kind for these uses,

though.

Of course, most know about using it diluted as a hair conditioning

rinse and feminine rinse. Probably also used those places to stop

fungus/yeast itching.

I've heard a doctor's advice on TV to put water diluted vinegar drops

(2-3) in the ears.. suppose for earaches.. but she used white

distilled vinegar. I suppose it might also kill fungus there too.

I don't have a '1000 uses for vinegar book'.. but bet there's a lot

more applications that can be used on fungus/yeasts.

Bragg's is the most common organic apple cider vinegar found in my

area. And, as said, it does taste good. It's smoother, not as bitey

as shelf brands.

grandma peg