Zanybees (Westfield ) on 11/06/2018
Replied By Mimi (Georgia ) on 11/06/2018
Replied By Tamara (GA) on 08/11/2021
Replied By Asma (NSW) on 02/10/2023
It's happening same with me.
The scalp produces natural oils to maintain cleanliness and shine. The apple cider vinegar not only strips away leftover products, it strips away the natural oils. If this is done too much, it can lead to thinning and breakage of hair.
Replied By Hollyhock (America ) on 02/11/2023
Replied By Cindy (Illinois, USA) on 02/12/2023
Perhaps ACV would be better viewed as "medicine" - I.e. as a remedy - rather than as some sort of food or supplement?In the wild, animals eat things that aren't food - presumably for the medicinal effects - that they obviously don't consider food. Which makes perfect sense. I'm going to stop drinking my sours everyday. See what happens. I'm not losing hair but since I've been drinking it everyday for a couple weeks, I should be able to detect some effect of stopping.
I'm also going to slow down and rearrange my iodine dosing, based on my state of being, as there's no point to rushing a non-lethal detox to the point of creating disorder. I LIKE feeling good and DON'T like feeling so sleepy.