| 5 star (1) | 1% | |
| 3 star (19) | 10% | |
| 1 star (5) | 3% | |
 (172) | 87% |
Patels (Toronto, Ontario Canada) on 01/27/2013
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Few of my known friends tried this one and hd scary sidfefeects ranging from serious damage to vocal chords and flu like symptoms. Please please be careful.
Sue (Silver Spring) on 06/16/2012
Tam (Oroville, Ca ) on 07/04/2011
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Aseembaba (New York, Ny, Usa) on 01/22/2010
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im a patient of DVT and PE (twice) and im on blood thinners to maintain an adequate INR value. as most patients will know that green vegetable can lower the INR value due to the Vitamin K content in them but ACV does the same.
im an ardent fan of ACV since 1994 and have been using it regularly but have had to stop using it after getting DVT. i have monitored my blood INR before and after having acv many a times and every time just after having it for 4 days my blood INR dropped to 1.2 when the i should be between 2 - 3.
in other words avc tends to clot the blood so dvt, pe and all other patients PLEASE DO NOT HAVE ACV while on blood thinning medication.
im bitterly missing acv since i know how wonderful it is for so many problems.
hope this helps
Ezra Gardener (Detroit, MI) on 07/30/2009
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