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Fritz (Downers Grove, Illinois) on 06/16/2007
5 out of 5 stars

First, I want to say that ACV worked like a charm on my recurrent mouth cankers, and using a toothpaste w/out SLS keeps most from recurring. Second, I want to address Ted in Mt. Horeb, Wisc and his Nay vote on ACV: I too had what Ted talks about, but it turned out to be a tumor, which eventually turned cancerous. He may want to keep an eye on that mouth sore.
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Replied By Kkenn (Detroit, Mi) on 01/27/2013

Putting apple cider vinegar, or any vinegar on a canker sore will only make it worse. Apple cider is very acidic, and acid makes the sores worse. You should avoid orange juice, tomatoes, vinegar, etc.
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Replied By Phoenix (San Fran ) on 12/31/2016

Vinegar contains malic and acetic acid, but causes an alkaline response in the body. You need to dilute it before applying.

Do some research please before spreading untrue recommendations. I have cured many conditions using apple cider vinegar, but you need to use care and use quality vinegar that has "the mother" (culture) in it.

Read the other posts about cures. Maybe you had something other than a canker sore? Proper diagnosis is important to proper application of cure.

Be well.
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