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Apple Cider Vinegar

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Tash-n-tail Rookie
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Is Apple Cider Vinegar gluten free? I'm assuming that it is but is there another side effect coeliacs will suffer if exposed to C.V?

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Marcus.

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  Tash_n_tail said:
Is Apple Cider Vinegar gluten free? I'm assuming that it is but is there another side effect coeliacs will suffer if exposed to C.V?

Thanks,

Marcus.

Yes, apple cider vinegar is gluten-free. The only exception I can think of is Apple Cider *Flavored* Vinegar by Heinz. Their Apple Cider Vinegar is fine, though, I use it all the time :)

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Raw apple cider vinegar is especially good for you. I put 1 tsp. in a glass of water, it's very alkalinizing for the system.

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Raw apple cider vinegar is especially good for you. I put 1 tsp. in a glass of water, it's very alkalinizing for the system.

Ta! On an empty stomach or when ever feeling rough or just as a natural tonic?

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  Tash_n_tail said:
Ta! On an empty stomach or when ever feeling rough or just as a natural tonic?

You can take it anytime. Bragg's Apple Cider Vinegar recommends doing it three times per day. I use it because of the effects of all the meds I'm on. It tastes good with some honey or pure maple syrup in it. I must need it because it tastes good to me. So does lemon water, and it does the same thing.

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AdamL Newbie
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  On 3/6/2007 at 12:57 AM, jerseyangel said:

Yes, apple cider vinegar is gluten-free. The only exception I can think of is Apple Cider *Flavored* Vinegar by Heinz. Their Apple Cider Vinegar is fine, though, I use it all the time smile.gif

Actually, that is incorrect. It's says right on the heinz site. Flavoured apple cider vinegar is made from corn. Not wheat, rye, barley, or oats.

 

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  On 11/17/2013 at 5:29 PM, AdamL said:

Actually, that is incorrect. It's says right on the heinz site. Flavoured apple cider vinegar is made from corn. Not wheat, rye, barley, or oats.

 

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You are replying to a comment from 6 years ago. Products, ingredients and manufacturing practices could well have changed in that amount of time.

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  On 11/17/2013 at 5:29 PM, AdamL said:

Actually, that is incorrect. It's says right on the heinz site. Flavoured apple cider vinegar is made from corn. Not wheat, rye, barley, or oats.

 

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 Corn gluten is still gluten and not safe for some. It depends on if you follow the traditional gluten free diet or the strict gluten free diet. Corn gluten can be tolerated by some and not others. 

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  On 2/7/2016 at 4:00 PM, mrobertson said:

 Corn gluten is still gluten and not safe for some. It depends on if you follow the traditional gluten free diet or the strict gluten free diet. Corn gluten can be tolerated by some and not others. 

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Corn is safe for those with celiac disease.  

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However, many of our celiac.com members have intolerances to various foods like corn, soy, lactose, etc.  Many members report that their intolerances resolve over time (never for gluten though.....) but some never resolve.  

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