Explore the Fantastic Benefits of Organic Apple Cider Vinegar

One of today’s big debates is whether or not organic fruits and vegetables are better for our health than chemically boosted products. Although many studies have established that organic products are the best option to choose, still several people are skeptical. According to some research, organic fruit have higher levels of vitamin C, beta carotene and flavonoids than chemically grown foods.
 
Just ask yourself – doesn’t the word 'organic' sound much better than 'chemical'? It so does! Jokes apart, what’s appealing about having pesticides residues in your food and forcing your body to process unwanted substances on a daily basis? Shifting to organically grown food can help you maintain good health.

Speaking of apple cider vinegar, studies on its role in keeping blood sugar under control, losing wait and reducing visceral fat show encouraging results.The goodness of apples is preserved, and there is more goodness when they’re produced without using any chemicals. So if you want to maximize the health benefits, choose organic apple cider vinegar.

Uses of organic apple cider vinegar
 

  • You can use a teaspoon of organic apple cider vinegar in warm water with lemon and honey to soothe your sore throat.
  • As a natural replacement of your hair conditioner. 50ml diluted in 250/400ml of water with ¾ drops of lavender will leave your hair shiny and pleasantly scented. (see picture below--->hair of a man who complained of hair thinning after two years of treatment. Stunning, isn’t it?)
  • As a condiment on salads, potatoes, beans, fish and pork meat. 
  • As a skin toner may help preventing wrinkles, treating acne and getting rid of dead cells, making your skin glow.

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So if you drink it, eat it and put it on your hair and skin, you’ll understand why you don’t want unwanted chemicals in it!

Get your organic apple cider vinegar from here!

At Olivocracy, we store organic apple cider vinegar, organic balsamic vinegar and organic and biodynamic extra virgin olive oils. We use recycled and recyclable packaging, box filling and sealing tape and make sustainable Christmas hampers. We delivery all over the UK in 1 to 5 days and are available via email, phone and social media for any questions or tailored orders. Get in touch for your sustainable Christmas gifts ideas.


Location: Ealing House, 33 Hanger Ln, Ealing, London W5 3HJ, UK

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