Apple Cider Vinegar

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My Uncle suffers with nerve pain in his right foot,and after researching for him,I have found that taking Apple cider Vinegar by "Bragg"...1 tblspn mixed in 8oz water,first thing in the morning,over time will help relieve nerve pain.You can also take it more than once a day.

It works best taking it on an empty stomach 30 mins before breakfast or any meal.You can take it at least 2x/day,and you can also mix the bragg with equal amounts of blueberry honey,store in a jar in the fridge,and use that for 1 tblspn in 8oz water if you want.The important thing is to have the bragg acv ,the honey makes it taste better,and helps with bowel movements,as it detoxifies your colon,but it takes at least a week of daily doses (acv,or acv/plus honey-8oz water) to notice a difference.They say a bragg a day keeps the dr away,and it really helps manage pain.You can also have the mixture bragg 1 tblspn-8oz water 1 hour after a meal as well.Good Luck ! pass it on.

Has anybody else tried this remedy?

It isn,t noticeable right away,but over time,with good diet,like apples(hence the ACV),it can help ease things.

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    has your Uncle noticed a difference with his feet? Does he take other meds too?

    I have read that ACV with 'the mother' helps nerve pain but have not tried it yet. I have burning feet so would be interested to know if he has found a difference.

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