Apple cider vinegar, known for health benefits, can have side effects when consumed in large amounts or undiluted.
The high acidity of undiluted apple cider vinegar can erode tooth enamel, leading to decay and sensitivity.
ACV's acidity may cause nausea, indigestion, or heartburn by irritating the stomach lining.
Excessive ACV consumption can lead to low potassium, causing weakness, cramps, and irregular heart rhythms.
The acidity in ACV may leach calcium from bones, potentially leading to osteoporosis or reduced bone density.
ACV may affect blood sugar levels and interact with diabetes medications, causing fluctuations.
Undiluted ACV consumption can irritate the throat and oesophagus, leading to discomfort or burning.
Direct application of undiluted ACV on skin can cause irritation, redness, or burning, especially on sensitive skin.
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