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Golden Fleece
30 Mar 15 11:51
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Anybody take this,and if so is it as good as it claims to be.I have had it recommended but am not sure whether it is a gimmick or not.

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By:
guinness2dear
When: 30 Mar 15 12:55
I wasn't going to reply but as you were the most underrated Derby winner ever.....


I have used it for years, and as i have the body of Adonis and look 27, i highly recommend it's usage..
By:
Golden Fleece
When: 30 Mar 15 13:29
Yes a serious racehorse.

Do you mind me asking what amount you take daily,I have been told one or two tablespoons in a pint of cooled boiling water first thing in the morning.

The reason I stumbled across it,was I find myself suffering from a lack of energy,and fatigue,so was looking for something natural to boost energy levels.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 30 Mar 15 13:31
What is it supposed to do exactly?
By:
guinness2dear
When: 30 Mar 15 13:37
I drink it mid afternoon - roughly the same as you have heard, but every other day.

I also use it on salads and stuff..
By:
guinness2dear
When: 30 Mar 15 13:38
Forgot to add, i started with it when i had a bout of gout. It was then it was recommended to me..
By:
Golden Fleece
When: 30 Mar 15 13:40
Thanks for that what other benefits do you derive from it.
By:
guinness2dear
When: 30 Mar 15 13:41
I used to have reflux probs (don't anymore) it looks gross, but i enjoy it's taste.
By:
Golden Fleece
When: 30 Mar 15 13:44
OK I find the taste a bit offy but don't mind it too much,definitely drinkable,I hope it helps restore a bit of energy to me,as I am 50 going on 90 at the moment,even though I am not overweight.
By:
guinness2dear
When: 30 Mar 15 13:51
Well GF, all i can say is i'm full of energy. too much sometimes. It won't harm you, so keep on with it and see if it boosts ye a bit.. There's so much shíte on offer now, i wouldn't know where to start..
By:
Golden Fleece
When: 30 Mar 15 13:59
Thanks Guinness I am off to buy a bottle,can you remember did it take long before you felt the benefits,after you started taking it.
By:
guinness2dear
When: 30 Mar 15 14:25
Well the above things i mentioned went within a month. As for energy levels, i've never really had a lack of energy, but then again since i've used it, they haven't dropped...

If ye don't feel your levels increasing after a month or so, then try summat else..
By:
Shrewd_dude
When: 30 Mar 15 15:25
Is there something particularly unique about this Cider Vinegar compared to others?
By:
breadnbutter
When: 30 Mar 15 17:12
great for verrucas
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 30 Mar 15 17:18
Even better on fish and chips with some salt as well.
By:
Deltâ
When: 30 Mar 15 19:22
is that true breadnbutter, ..

because the other day I was looking for some natural remedy for something and stumbled along some internet contribution that someone had white spots/pimples on their face for years - nowt shifted them


they tried cider apple vinegar and all gone and all good now ...
By:
Just Checking
When: 30 Mar 15 19:33
I just had a massive lovely pile of Garlic, so I apologise in advance if I end up snogging any of you tonight.
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 30 Mar 15 19:38
Great for chickens and horses too.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 30 Mar 15 20:01
Some complaints resolve themselves.
Whatever they happen to be taking when that comes about gets the credit.
They never seem to report that when they stop taking the remedy the ill health returns.  Which would seem to confirm the fact.
By:
breadnbutter
When: 30 Mar 15 20:07
yea ,it kills  verrucas Delta ,soak in cotton wool and use a plaster ,change regular and once they start to die cut down wi a scalpel to get at the root  or sand emm and keep at it


Apple cider vinegar has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral properties. Among the ailments it’s said to cure are allergies, acne, high cholesterol, joint pain, weight loss, rheumatism, arthritis, gout, dandruff, chronic fatique, candida, sore throat, gum infection, sinus infection, flu, acid reflux, leg cramps and ear infections. It’s also used to help dissolve kidney stones, lower high blood pressure, and it’s also been shown to help with type 2 diabetes by improving insulin sensitivity.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 30 Mar 15 20:14
Lol, what a list.
They've certainly kept that quiet.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 30 Mar 15 20:19
A pal of mine is currently doing the rounds of alternative treatments for his IBS.

He mentioned taking wine vinegar - desperate stuff indeed.
Nevertheless there's no smoke without fire, so anything is worth a try.

I'd certainly advise anyone give it a go. You've got nothing to lose.
By:
breadnbutter
When: 30 Mar 15 20:20
sort of thing that the witches would administer back in the day ,along wi a some fungi ,some wild garlic and a few toads ....probably cured everything from premature ejaculation to aftertiming .

LaughLaughLaugh
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 30 Mar 15 20:24
And if it doesn't work you can splash it on your fish and chips instead.

Oops, the in word is drizzle not splash.
By:
Shrewd_dude
When: 30 Mar 15 21:06
Where can you buy this wonder cure? I've been taking meds for acid reflux for about 8 years and every time I go to get a new repeat prescription I'm worried the doctor will ask to put a camera down my throat/up my arse so may give this a try.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 30 Mar 15 21:23
will ask to put a camera down my throat/up my arse so may give this a try.

They actually use the same camera for both ends.

You can rest assured that they always give the camera a quick swill under the tap before they use it downhill after using it uphill.
They don't want any nasty bits from someone else's arse hole going down your gullet.

Oh no, they're very considerate in that respect.
By:
Just Checking
When: 30 Mar 15 21:29
I heard a bit of Guiness/Murphy's was good for acid reflux (in moderation).
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 30 Mar 15 21:42
Acid reflux - indigestion.

Food combining is the answer to that.
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