The rumor that Bragg apple cider vinegar is made with Organipeel-treated apples is so common that it's even debunked on the ...

Apple cider is a nice treat for the fall season, but there are some health risks linked to consuming unpasteurized drinks.

Some research shows that apple cider vinegar shots may help regulate blood sugar and raise "good cholesterol," but these ...

The evidence of apple cider vinegar’s dental health benefits, such as whitening your teeth, is limited. It could also damage your tooth enamel. However, there is not much science to support ...

Apple cider has become synonymous with the start of fall, but health officials are warning consumers that drinking the cozy ...

Drinking unpasteurized apple cider can make you sick. Here's how to make sure that your cozy fall treat is safe to drink.

Research doesn’t support the use of apple cider vinegar to treat dandruff. But, anecdotal evidence suggests that it may have some benefits for your scalp skin. Proponents of apple cider vinegar ...

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Health authorities say unpasteurized juices pose a greater risk of contracting foodborne illness from any pathogens and ...

Apple cider vinegar is an acetic acid that comes from fermenting apples. It's mostly water — nearly 94% — and also contains a tiny bit of iron, calcium, magnesium, zinc, sodium, sugar and some ...