Kimmi: Does an apple-cider-vinegar capsule detox the body or change its pH?

Jase: No. The panel lists 1,000mg of apple cider vinegar, equivalent to 350mg of acetic acid, but that does not establish detoxification or alteration of blood pH.

The capsule may still cause stomach or oesophageal irritation, nausea or reflux. Apple cider vinegar can affect blood sugar and potassium and may interact with diabetes medicines, diuretics, insulin and other treatments. It is not a substitute for medical management of blood sugar.

The label excludes pregnancy and breastfeeding and advises consultation with prescription medicines. No full other-ingredient, capsule-shell or allergen statement is supplied, so vegetarian or vegan suitability cannot be independently confirmed beyond the “VegeCapsule” wording.

Directions

Suggested Use: Adults: Take 1 VegeCapsule daily. Dose can be increased to 2 VegeCapsules daily if required.

Best taken before or after a meal, or as directed by your Healthcare Professional.

Safety Information: Not to be taken during pregnancy or lactation. Always read the label. Take only as directed.

Medicine Interactions: If taking prescription medication or if in doubt consult your Healthcare Professional.

Nutrition Information