Guest guest Posted January 6, 2008 Report Share Posted January 6, 2008 Hello. I've been having a hard time getting my HCl supplements lately, so I've decided to start using the juice of one lemon with each meal to help aid digestion (including helping to stimulate my gall bladder). Is the sugar that is included in the lemon OK? Am I right in thinking there is about 5 grams of sugar in the juice of one lemon? I would be taking the juice of one small lemon with every meal, which is 3 per day. I'll be feeding candida with this, right? My lemons are very small, about the size of a lime really. It nets about a tablespoon of juice. Would I just be better off without this? I think vinegar is my only other option, but I know that this is not an acceptable substitution since there is the potential for aflatoxin (since the cider is initially fermented with yeast before is undergoes bacterial fermentation to make the vinegar). I guess I've been wondering which is the lesser of two evils -- sugar from the lemons or aflatoxin/vinegar? I know that the acid in the lemons is great for detoxification, from what I've read. So if someone can assist me determine if the benefits outweigh the negatives, I'd really appreciate it, because I'd rather not thrash this around in my brain for much longer. Thanks everyone! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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